Every NFL season, a handful of elite talents find themselves trapped in unfortunate situations — playing their hearts out on teams that can’t seem to get out of their own way. These are the players who consistently flash superstar potential week after week, only to have their efforts wasted by poor quarterback play, a weak supporting cast, or constant coaching turmoil.

Take Garrett Wilson, for instance. The New York Jets’ electric wide receiver continues to shine despite a revolving door of quarterbacks and an offense that struggles to stay consistent. Similarly, Chris Olave of the New Orleans Saints has proven himself to be one of the league’s most precise route-runners. Yet, erratic offensive schemes and lackluster quarterback play often limit his production.

Across the league, several

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