PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers were the only team to have three offensive playmakers in the top 25 of the NFL Network's annual player rankings.

Monday night's highlights of the top 10 showed Le'Veon Bell (No. 9) cutting and spinning, Antonio Brown (No. 4) toe-dragging and shifting. Ben Roethlisberger (No. 22) is the most underrated of the three. The network says Big Ben is seventh among quarterbacks this year, with young passers Dak Prescott and Derek Carr ranking in the top 15.

But Roethlisberger remains on the short list of elite quarterbacks, securing the Triple B's place as the NFL's best trio. The Dallas Cowboys were the other team with three players in the top 25 -- Ezekiel Elliott (No. 7), Prescott (No. 14) and Tyron Smith (No. 18).

No other team has a top-two receiver and running back to pair with high-level quarterback play. On the show unveiling the rankings, which are voted on by players, Eagles defensive back Malcolm Jenkins called Bell the best 'all-around' tailback in the league. Atlanta's Julio Jones (No. 3) earned top receiver honors, but Brown was close behind.

Any Super Bowl run must be catalyzed by these three. The trio still hasn't finished a full postseason together, with Roethlisberger as the only constant the last three years. Their peers seem to know what kind of damage will be done when everyone's healthy.