NFL Network’s The Top 100 Players of 2017 weekly series concludes Monday, June 26 when players ranked No. 10 through No. 1 are revealed in two, one-hour episodes at 8:00 PM ET and 9:00 PM ET.
At 10:00 PM ET, The Top 100 Players of 2017 Reactions show concludes the seventh season of the annual series which counts down the top 100 players in the NFL as voted on by the players themselves. Amber Theoharis, Ike Taylor and Willie McGinest host the special one-hour edition of the Reactions show, which includes interviews with some of the players revealed in the top 10.
Additional NFL.com content leading up to the series finale includes Ike Taylor’s own Top 100 list (http://tinyurl.com/yb2cugpv), Adam Schein’s own Top 9 players, and an All-Top 100 team putting together a roster of the highest-rated players by position.
In advance of series finale, NFL Network announces the Top 10 players listed in alphabetical order, along with some quotes from current NFL players discussing each.
The Top 100 Players of 2017 – Top 10 Players listed in alphabetical order:
Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants, WR
“He’ll go down as one of the greatest ever.” – Coty Sensabaugh
Le’Veon Bell – Pittsburgh Steelers, RB
“He’s the best at everything. He’s the best running back all around in this league.” – Malcolm Jenkins
Tom Brady – New England Patriots, QB
“I don’t know who you can compare him to and say he’s not the best of all time.” – Malcolm Jenkins
Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers, WR
“He makes it look so effortless. He has such a sense of where he’s at on the field at all times.” – Le’Veon Bell
Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys, RB
“He’s going to run through you if you’re in his way.” – Mike Daniels
Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons, WR
“I can’t even imagine having to guard someone like that. It’s not even fair.” – Davante Adams
Khalil Mack – Oakland Raiders, LB
“He’s a beast. He’s really unstoppable.” – Melvin Gordon
Von Miller – Denver Broncos, LB
“Von’s like water – he’s fluid. Can’t get your hands on him, can’t touch him.” – Shane Ray
Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers, QB
“He’s a pro’s pro. He’s super slick. He has the confidence – he has the swagger a lot of quarterbacks don’t have.” – Michael Bennett
Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons, QB
“Number one player in the league right now. MVP.” – Shane Ray
Below is complete list of players ranked #100-11:
To see specific segments on each player from the show, please visit http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-top100-2017
100. Joey Bosa – Los Angeles Chargers, DE
99. Malcolm Butler – New England Patriots, CB
98. Adrian Peterson – New Orleans Saints, RB
97. David DeCastro – Pittsburgh Steelers, OG
96. Damon Harrison – New York Giants, DT
95. Kelechi Osemele – Oakland Raiders, OG
94. Dont’a Hightower – New England Patriots, LB
93. Brandon Graham – Philadelphia Eagles, DE
92. Everson Griffen – Minnesota Vikings, DE
91. Lorenzo Alexander – Buffalo Bills, LB
90. Malcolm Jenkins – Philadelphia Eagles, S
89. Thomas Davis – Carolina Panthers, LB
88. Doug Baldwin – Seattle Seahawks, WR
87. Travis Frederick – Dallas Cowboys, C
86. Jurell Casey – Tennessee Titans, DT
85. Chandler Jones – Arizona Cardinals, LB
84. Mike Daniels – Green Bay Packers, DT
83. Calais Campbell – Jacksonville Jaguars, DE
82. Clay Matthews – Green Bay Packers, LB
81. Alex Smith – Kansas City Chiefs, QB
80. LeGarrette Blount – Philadelphia Eagles, RB
79. Sean Lee – Dallas Cowboys, LB
78. Brian Orakpo – Tennessee Titans, LB
77. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix – Green Bay Packers, S
76. Justin Houston – Kansas City Chiefs, LB
75. Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans, TE
74. Harrison Smith – Minnesota Vikings, S
73. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers, QB
72. Taylor Lewan – Tennessee Titans, OT
71. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots, WR
70. Kirk Cousins – Washington Redskins, QB
69. Jay Ajayi – Miami Dolphins, RB
68. Geno Atkins – Cincinnati Bengals, DT
67. Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers, TE
66. Xavier Rhodes – Minnesota Vikings, CB
65. Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins, TE
64. Casey Hayward – Los Angeles Chargers, CB
63. Chris Harris Jr. – Denver Broncos, CB
62. Cameron Wake – Miami Dolphins, DE
61. T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts, WR
60. Dez Bryant – Dallas Cowboys, WR
59. Josh Norman – Washington Redskins, CB
58. Zack Martin – Dallas Cowboys, OG
57. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, QB
56. Cliff Avril – Seattle Seahawks, DE
55. Ndamukong Suh – Miami Dolphins, DT
54. Janoris Jenkins – New York Giants, CB
53. Amari Cooper – Oakland Raiders, WR
52. Gerald McCoy – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, DT
51. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts, QB
50. Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans, QB
49. Jadeveon Clowney – Houston Texans, DE
48. Jordy Nelson – Green Bay Packers, WR
47. Trent Williams – Washington Redskins, OT
46. Michael Bennett – Seattle Seahawks, DE
45. Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals, WR
44. Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers, QB
43. Marshal Yanda – Baltimore Ravens, OG
42. Jarvis Landry – Miami Dolphins, WR
41. Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons, RB
40. Vic Beasley – Atlanta Falcons, LB
39. Bobby Wagner – Seattle Seahawks, LB
38. Fletcher Cox – Philadelphia Eagles, DT
37. Aqib Talib – Denver Broncos, CB
36. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs, WR/PR
35. J.J. Watt – Houston Texans, DE
34. Kam Chancellor – Seattle Seahawks, S
33. DeMarco Murray – Tennessee Titans, RB
32. Marcus Peters – Kansas City Chiefs, CB
31. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions, QB
30. Earl Thomas – Seattle Seahawks, S
29. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, WR
28. Landon Collins – New York Giants, S
27. LeSean McCoy – Buffalo Bills, RB
26. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs, TE
25. Joe Thomas – Cleveland Browns, OT
24. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks, QB
23. Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots, TE
22. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers, QB
21. Richard Sherman – Seattle Seahawks, CB
20. Luke Kuechly – Carolina Panthers, LB
19. Patrick Peterson – Arizona Cardinals, CB
18. Tyron Smith – Dallas Cowboys, OT
17. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals, WR
16. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints, QB
15. Aaron Donald – Los Angeles Rams, DT
14. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys, QB
13. Eric Berry – Kansas City Chiefs, S
12. David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals, RB
11. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders, QB
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