Top 100 Players of 2024
Introduction
Throughout the years, NFL players have voted to decide which standouts performances and contributions from the last season would bestow TheTop 100 Players within the league. Preceded by: Nos. 100-91The ranks for the top players in college football’s 2024 class — freshmen entering this season and members of last year’s recruiting class — are long on future stars and experienced All-Americans alike.
100: Zaire Franklin
For Indianapolis Colts OLB Zaire Franklin, that mark of 179 combined tackles did some leaving its own imprint in the landscape. After being selected in the seventh round of the 2018 draft (235th overall), Franklin has made himself into a Top-100 player through his hard work and consistent play on Sundays.
99: Lavonte David
LB for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Lavonte David — 134 combined tackles in (2023) Even now, at the age of 34 (soon to be 35), he remains a cornerstone in Tampa Bay’s offense thanks to his durability and play on the field that helped him earn another season with team.
98: Cameron Heyward
Even after a difficult season, one that was dotted with the presence of his groin injury Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Cameron Heyward is still regarded as such. His six Pro Bowl seasons speak to the impact he made in his prime, and even as Quinn advances into what could be the twilight of his career.
97: Terry McLaurin
Terry McLaurin, WR Washington CommandersDespite seeing multiple starting QBs over his four-year career, McLaurin has been fantastic for fantasy managers. In 2023 McLaurin showed his resolve and talent by going for his fifth straight 1,000-yard receiving season.
96: Dion Dawkins
With a Top 5 Pass block win rate in the league (4th) among OTs, Blindside protector Dion Dawkins helped keep his QB safe. The performance marked his third straight Pro Bowl selection and demonstrated the Bill’s reliance on him as a key contributor in their offensive set.
95: Julian Love
Two years later, Seattle Seahawks’ safety Julian Love was selected to his first Pro Bowl of the year following a career-best four interceptions and 85 solo tackles. His impact on Seattle’s defense was evident in particular during crucial games, with many of them being his standout performances.
94: Trevor Lawrence
So it came as no surprise to see Trevor Lawrence sign a monster contract extension after leading the Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) for two winning seasons in succession. But Lawrence’s upside remains enormous as he continues to mature despite a 21:14 touchdown-to-interception ratio.
93: Harrison Smith
Minnesota Vikings free safety Harrison Smith, who has been one of the most reliable players at his position recently, recorded 93 combined tackles and three sacks in 2023. As he approaches his 13th season in the NFL, Joseph is a veteran leader still anchoring things on this Vikings defense.
92: Aaron Rodgers
That meant Aaron Rodgers falls to lowest ranking in his careerof the New York Jets tumbled in his relative ranking after playing only four snaps last season due to a torn Achilles. Even with the slip, his illustrious Aaron Rodgers falls to lowest ranking in his career keeps him in an elite group of quarterbacks.
91: Tariq Woolen
Rookie Highlight: CB Tariq Woolen appeared to be yet another draft steal in 2022 but the wheels came off a bit during his sophomore season. Woolen will look to return to his Pro Bowl caliber performance in 2023 with the guidance of a new coaching staff and supporting cast on defense.
Conclusion
The following players, 100-91 on the The Top 101 of 2016 are such dudes who have proven their capacity to succeed at its highest level. The fans cannot wait to see how their team will do throughout the season and if they are going to make a leap into the next installment of national championship rankings.
FAQs
By What Standards are Rankings Determined?
A poll of NFL players determined the rankings and voted on performance over career accomplishments.
Frequency of Top 100 Updates The list is updated each season and based on the performances of players over a three-season period.
Follow who votes for the Top 100 players The rankings are determined by the NFL players.
INJURIES: How are player rankings impacted?
The other clear connection that can be made between rankings and performance: Injuries played a big role in this list, from the fact Rodgers has his lowest ranking despite also dealing with early-season injury (a fractured leg) to the way you see vaulted upAaron Rodgers falls to lowest ranking in his career here as he re-established himself after missing training camp amid contract negotiations.
What we can see from the top players next season ?
Three of the best plays in this tournament are actually top level talent that fans can hope will deliver performances and bounce-back performances for their team to show on game day.
