Top NFL fits & fashion: Stefon Diggs, Jamal Adams among best-dressed in Week 15

As the holidays approach, it's all about the players' coat and jacket fashion heading into cold-weather games. That's part of what pushed defensive backs into three spots in our Week 15 Fit Files -- though one offensive star in particular earned top honors, as you'll see below.

If you missed them, check our Week 14 rankings, which were dominated by the star power provided by Jalen Hurts, Shedeur Sanders, Trevor Lawrence and Puka Nacua.

This week, our guest panelist is NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero. Regular panelist Terron Armstead took a bye week. If you'd like to learn more about our voters -- including Tom, Terron, Jamie Erdahl, Ini Sebastian Ikpe, Jason McCourty, Chad Johnson and myself -- scroll to the bottom of this piece.

A NOTE ON METHODOLOGY: Panelists voted on a list of fits shown off before games from Thursday through Monday, with five points being assigned to each first-place vote, four-points being assigned to each second-place vote, and so on. For players who have previously earned votes, we will list their season point total and mark any prior top-five finishes.

T-5) Davon Godchaux, DT, New Orleans Saints

Points: 5 | Season point total: 16

Godchaux's statement piece here is a Louis Vuitton jacket that demands the eyes of anyone in the room. Panelist Ini Ikpe voted Godchaux No. 1 on his ballot.

T-5) Evan Engram, TE, Denver Broncos

Points: 5

Engram's fit screams smooth, comprised of a well-layered cardigan, sweater and pants combination. The Tom Ford sunglasses and Prada belt are strong pop accessories. Panelist Chad Johnson voted Engram No. 1 on his ballot.

4) Kenny Moore II, CB, Indianapolis Colts

Points: 6 | Season point total: 21

Moore's wine wool cashmere overcoat, paired with monochromatic pants and shirt plus burgundy Dr. Martens, was a boss look. The fit was courtesy of panelist Chad Johnson, designer for Duane & Johnson, who thus had to refrain from voting for it.

3) Jakorian Bennett, CB, Philadelphia Eagles

Points: 8

Guest panelist Tom Pelissero loved Bennett's fit, saying, "as a dedicated no-show sock guy, I respect rolling in loafers even in the shower. And the double-breasted suit is very chic."

I loved this fit, too -- it was my favorite suit of the week, tailored well and exuding confidence.

2) Jamal Adams, DB/LB, Las Vegas Raiders

Points: 12 | Season point total: 39

It's hard to take your eyes off Adams' long leather coat -- one that I wish I had in my closet. Three different panelists -- Chad Johnson, Ini Ikpe and myself -- gave him a second-place spot.

1) Stefon Diggs, WR, New England Patriots

Points: 21 | Season point total: 41

Guest panelist Pelissero says: "Stef has so much cultural capital that if he's wearing it, I assume it's cool. But in this case, I just really want that jacket."

Diggs recorded the most impressive single vote of the season, as all six voting panelists listed him in their top five, with three -- Jamie Erdahl, Jason McCourty and Pelissero -- voting him No. 1.

Just missed the cut: Lamar Jackson (4), Chris Jones (4), Saquon Barkley (3), Ja'Marr Chase (3), Jaylinn Hawkins (3), Nikko Remigio (3), Malachi Moore (3), Carl Granderson (2), Travis Kelce (2), Bradley Chubb (2), Shedeur Sanders, Upton Stout, Isiah Pacheco, Alex Wright.

PANELIST BIOS

Here is a quick refresher on the members of our panel, starting with our Week 15 guest panelist:

Tom Pelissero -- NFL Network Insider

• Fashion vision: Whatever Ian Rapoport isn't wearing.

Terron Armstead -- Former five-time Pro Bowl left tackle for the Saints and Dolphins (2013-2024); currently hosts The Set podcast on YouTube bi-weekly on Monday/Thursday night.

• Fashion vision: Fashion is our daily "first impression." It's our non-verbal expression, so I use it as the first line of communication.

Jamie Erdahl -- Host of Good Morning Football on NFL Network and the nationally syndicated show GMFB OT.

• Fashion vision: Designer sweatshirts take the cake.

Ini Sebastian Ikpe -- Leading celebrity stylist and image consultant known for his work in sports and entertainment.

• Fashion vision: Styling is more than dressing. It’s about crafting a narrative that reflects identity, commands presence and sparks conversation. Dress accordingly.

Jason McCourty -- Super Bowl champion and former cornerback for the Titans, Browns, Patriots and Dolphins (2009-2021); current ESPN studio analyst/CBS game analyst.

• Fashion vision: Fashion is confidence, and confidence is a stain you can’t wipe off!

Chad Johnson -- Custom clothier and designer for Duane & Johnson menswear tailoring.

• Fashion vision: Where style outlives the season -- fashion, to me, is making today timeless.

And finally, I am a national TV reporter for NFL Network, and my fashion vision is: Dress how you want to be addressed and wear what helps you exude, "I'm HIM."