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Welcome to ranks 90-81 for the r/NFL Top 100 Players of the 2024 Season!
Players whose average rank landed them in places 90-81 are on this portion of the list revealed today. Players are associated with the team they finished playing for at the end of the 2024 season
Below you will see some write-ups from the community summarizing the players’ 2024 season and why they were among the best in 2024. Additionally, their ranks from previous years are available for y’all to see
METHODOLOGY
Link to more detailed writeup on our methodology
- Step 1: A Call to Rankers right after the Conference Championship games
- Step 2: Rankers from each team nominated players to rank, with a 11 game minimum threshold. Players are associated with the team they played for in 2024
- Step 3: The Grind. We instructed users to tier positions groups into T25, T50, etc based on 2024 regular season play only. This took several weeks as the rankers tiered each position group and discussed them. There were no individual player threads and no arbitrary position caps. Just questions and rankings.
- Step 4: Users submitted their own personal Top 125 lists.
- Step 5: User lists were reviewed by /u/packmanwiscy and u/mattkud . The rankers were expected to answer questions about their lists. They were allowed to make any changes to their list, and were not forced to make any changes
- Step 6: The Reveal… where we are now!
And without further ado, here are the players ranked 90-81 in the r/NFL Top 100 Players of the 2024 Season!
#90 - Mike Evans - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Wide Receiver
Previous Ranks
| 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61 | N/A | 78 | 90 | 48 | 51 | N/A | 19 | N/A | N/A |
Written by: u/MysticTyph00n
People are probably tired of hearing about it, but once again Mike Evans has reached 1,000 yards in a season. That ties him with The GOAT Jerry Rice for most consecutive 1K yard seasons (11), and extends his own record of starting a career with 1K yards.
That’s rare air.
This season wasn’t exactly the smoothest for big Mike, starting his fewest number of games (14) since 2019 where he only started 13. Despite that, he still put up double-digit TDs for the 7th time in his career. He also set a career high in catch percentage hauling in 74 receptions on only 110 targets making the most of what he was given.
He eclipsed some pretty notable milestones this year to extend his legacy. He surpassed 100 TDs and 12,000 yards. Next season he should be able to easily move into the top 8 in receiving TDs and top 20 in yards building on to his HoF career.
Mike Evans defied my expectations somewhat, and it still shows how great he is when at the bye week he was coming off probably the biggest injury stretch he’s had in his career. Coming into week 12 after the Bucs’ bye he had only 335 yards, which meant over the next 7 games he needed a whopping 665 yards to extend the streak, and he literally needed every last second of the season to get it done. It meant a lot to him, his teammates, the franchise and the fanbase that he extend his record.
I love this guy so much on and off the field, and it’s been a treat to watch his career play out. Year 12 is gonna be something special, and I’m here for it.
#89 - Matthew Stafford - Los Angeles Rams - Quarterback
Previous Ranks
| 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 63 | N/A | 39 | N/A | N/A | N/A | 60 | 87 | N/A | N/A | N/A | 80 |
Written by: u/HelmetsAkimbo
After losing Puka Nacua in week 1 to a burst bursa sac and Cooper Kupp in week 2 to an ankle injury the Rams and Matthew Stafford got off to a slow 1-4 start before their bye. However, rallying after the important rest of that bye, Stafford showed he was still one of the premier QBs in the NFL leading the Rams to a post-bye 9-2 record.
Taking down the 5-1 Vikings in week 7 on Nacua and Kupp’s return with 4 Touchdown passes (more than he’d had for the entire first 6 games of the season) and even slinging it with the best of them beating Josh Allen and the 10-2 Buffalo Bills with a 320 YD, 132.6 RTG performance in week 14. Stafford proved that once he has his weapons around him, he can still do it in the clutch moments - no matter the competition.
While Stafford’s production slowed down towards the end of the regular season due to reportedly playing through a cracked ribs injury he received in week 15. His 4-1 record within the division and vital performances against strong double digit winning teams allowed the Rams victory over Seattle on strength-of-victory tie-breakers and into the playoffs as Division Champions.
He and the Rams would eventually fall short, but not without giving a snowy Lincoln Financial Field and the Super Bowl champions a few nail biting downs where they questioned ‘Would Matthew Stafford do it again.’
#88 - Elgton Jenkins - Green Bay Packers - Offensive Guard
Previous Ranks
| 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 94 | N/A | N/A | 77 | N/A |
Written by: u/SkilledB
Jenkins’ versatility has been well documented throughout the years; he is able to play every position on the line at a high level. While he mostly stayed at left guard this year, he had to temporarily take over other roles due to injuries (i.e. center against Detroit). And honestly? Massive improvement on the play at those positions. With Myers departure in free agency, a permanent move to center is on the cards for next year, and I think the expectation is that he will be one of the very best centers in the league.
His technique and strength in pass-blocking at left guard are some of the best in the league. Only 16 total pressures (1 sack) allowed in 525 pass-blocking snaps give him one of the lowest pressure rates among guards for the season, lowest among qualifying left guards in fact. Look at him just stand up the poor Cardinals 1-tech here. Or here impede the looping Gervon Dexter with Dexter’s own teammate that Jenkins put on his ass.
In addition to being the Packers most frequent puller, his strength in the run game lies in moving to the second level directly or off combo blocks. Here’s an outside zone where Jenkins directly moves to the second level to feast on Christian Rozeboom. Here he sends the 1-tech moving backwards by himself before Myers picks him up on the combo block, then climbing to displace the linebacker to create the hole Jacobs hits. What a beast. But it doesn’t have to be anything fancy, sometimes Jenkins just manhandles his guy 1-on-1, like on this goal line block to create the hole for the TD run.
Jenkins’ importance to the team became very apparent when he went down with a stinger in the 1st quarter of the playoff game against the Eagles, after which the Packers offensive line just collectively fell apart. With Aaron Banks penciled in as the new starting left guard, it’s no secret that the position will suffer a massive downgrade. But a full season of Jenkins at center can hopefully bring us to a level of play at the position we haven’t seen since Corey Linsley.
#87 - Zach Tom - Green Bay Packers - Offensive Tackle
Previous Ranks
| 2023 | 2022 |
|---|---|
| N/A | N/A |
Written by: u/SkilledB
Zach Tom had a hell of a 2024 campaign to solidify him as one of the best right tackles in the league, a rung of two below the elite of the elite at his position. While he may not be a physical behemoth like Penei Sewell or possess the impenetrable pass-blocking prowess of Lane Johnson, Tom’s mobility, positioning and consistency made him the best player on an offensive line that only allowed 22 sacks in the season, the 2nd fewest of any team.
In pass blocking, the Packers have complete faith in Zach Tom as he is often left without help against the opponent’s left edge. According to ESPN Analytics, only Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailat…
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