The "NFL Top 100" -- voted on by the players themselves -- reveal is on X! Two players will be revealed at 10 a.m. ET and 11 a.m. daily Monday through Friday from June 22-Aug. 21, before one Top 10 player is unveiled each weekday beginning at 10 a.m. ET on Monday, Aug. 24 through Friday, Sept. 4.
2025 stats: 15 games | 78 rec | 1,003 rec yds | 12.9 ypr | 7 rec TD
Brown's final season in Philadelphia featured more noise off the field than on it, but that doesn't mean he wasn't still terrific between the lines. The new Patriots No. 1 WR was also the Eagles' top receiver in 2025, leading Philly in targets (121) and catches, while recording his third straight year with seven touchdown catches and his fourth in a row with more than 1,000 yards. This wasn't Brown's best campaign, hence his drop in the Top 100, but even through the struggles of '25, the physical wideout proved he's among the best in the game.
NFL Pro Insight for : Brown gained 263 receiving yards and a touchdown on hitch routes this season, second in the NFL, trailing only George Pickens (275).
2025 stats: 17 games | 76 rec | 851 rec yds | 11.2 ypr | 5 rec TD
Though the future Hall of Famer has lost a step, Kelce remains one of the elite tight ends in the league, and the 36-year-old still has some spring in his step. Take for example that he had 463 yards after the catch in 2025, which was third among tight ends. The newly married superstar, who ranked 37th in last year's Top 100, eclipsed 13,000 career yards receiving, becoming just the third TE to do so, while finishing his 13th season with 1,080 receptions -- good for eighth all time regardless of position. Having been voted to his 11th Pro Bowl, Kelce's best seasons might be in the rearview, but his peak form is still better than most. He's got at least one more season with the Chiefs -- whom he led in catches, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns -- to wrap up what's been one of the greatest careers in NFL history for a tight end, whether you're judging it with statistics, team success or individual accolades like his 11th straight Top 100 spot.
NFL Pro Insight for : Kelce had more yards after the catch than expected on 44.6% of his catches in 2025, the fifth-highest rate among tight ends with at least 40 receptions.
2025 stats: 17 games | 30 tackles | 13 tfl | 12 sacks | 17 QB hits
Sweat's stock continues to rise among his NFL brethren as he's now made the Top 100 for two straight years, rising 17 spots in the process. While Arizona struggled to a three-win season, Sweat largely flourished in his first campaign with the Cards. His sacks were a career best in his eighth season and so, too, were his four forced fumbles. A one-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion with the Eagles, Sweat signed a lucrative free-agent deal ahead of the 2025 season and backed up the money with a stellar season.
NFL Pro Insight for : Sweat, who led the Cardinals with 42 QB pressures, registered three turnovers caused by pressure. The rest of the Cardinals defense combined for four.
2025 stats: 17 games | 63.2 pct | 3,693 pass yds | 6.8 ypa | 26 pass TD | 11 INT | 382 rush yds | 1 rush TD | 11 fumbles
Daring and dogged, Mayfield started his third season with the Buccaneers in stellar fashion, throwing 16 of his 26 touchdowns to just two interceptions in the first nine games. As injuries took a toll on Tampa in large, they also did for Mayfield. He never missed a game, but he was a regular on the injury report. Still, he produced a career-high 382 rushing yards and 27 first downs on the ground. As has become Mayfield's standard, he was a gamer who did everything he could with his arm, his legs and his moxie to lead the Bucs. His play and tenacity clearly continue to make an impression on his league compatriots.
NFL Pro Insight for : Mayfield has never missed a start in three seasons with the Bucs, but he dealt with a rash of injuries last year. Most notably, he injured his non-throwing shoulder in Week 12 versus the Rams. He ended the year with a 90.6 rating, his lowest as a Buccaneer. He had a 99.2 passer rating from Weeks 1-11 prior to injuring his shoulder.
2025 stats: 16 games | 37 tackles | 1 tfl | 8 PD | 5 INT
On the strength of his second Pro Bowl campaign, Horn is making his Top 100 introduction. No doubt a byproduct of the Panthers winning the NFC South and making some noise, the No. 8 pick of the 2021 NFL Draft joins teammates Bryce Young and Derrick Brown as debutantes on the prestigious list. Having struggled to stay on the field over his first three seasons, Horn played a career-high 16 games in 2025 and recorded a career-high in picks. As Horn ascends, the Panthers are following.
NFL Pro Insight for : Horn totaled five interceptions when aligned to the boundary this season after coming away with just two such interceptions over the first four seasons of his career combined.
2025 stats: 16 games | 120 tackles | 4 tfl | 0.5 sacks | 5 PD | 1 INT | 1 FR
Mr. Cardinal continues to produce after nine seasons. Baker earned his seventh consecutive Pro Bowl selection and his seventh straight Top 100 nod. Now 30, Baker is set to celebrate a decade in the NFL in 2026 as he's about to play for his fifth full-time head coach. While coaches have changed and the Cardinals have struggled in the win-loss column, Baker has been a standout through and through. He was again this past season.
NFL Pro Insight for : Baker had 56 run tackles, tied for sixth among defensive backs, and nine run stuffs, which was tied for fifth among DBs.
2025 stats: 15 games | 234 att | 929 rush yds | 4.0 ypc | 13 rush TD | 36 rec | 282 rec yds | 1 rec TD | 3 fumbles
Another solid season was grinded out by Jacobs, who has found the end zone 28 times on the ground in his two years with the Packers. Coming 71 yards shy of his fifth career 1,000-yard rushing campaign, Jacobs' nose for the end zone has led him to his fifth appearance on the Top 100 and his second in a row with Green Bay after earning three nods during his time with the Raiders.
NFL Pro Insight for : Jacobs had 30 scrimmage touchdowns through his first 30 games with the Packers (joined in 2024). That's the fifth-highest by a veteran through his first 30 games with a new team since 1970.
2025 stats: 17 games | 38 tackles | 4 tfl | 7 sacks | 47 QB hits
Respect continues to be earned for Allen, who was an All-Pro and a Pro Bowl selection for the first time in 2025 and is now a two-time Top 100 member. A ballyhooed free-agent signing of the Broncos ahead of the 2023 season, Allen has become a driving force in Denver emerging as one of the league's top defenses. Over the past two seasons, Allen has combined for 15.5 sacks, his 8.5 and seven sacks in 2024 and 2025, respectively, far exceeding his previous career bests. As the Broncos have risen to AFC heavyweight status, Allen has been a crucial reason as to why.
NFL Pro Insight for : Allen led the NFL with 47 QB hits in 2025 after also leading the NFL with 40 QB hits in 2024.
2025 stats: 15 games | 66.3 pct | 3,381 pass yds | 7.7 ypa | 23 pass TD | 6 INT | 199 rush yds
When Love is at his best, his game parallels just about any gunslinger in the game. Take for instance his Week 13-14 run in which the Packers eked out one-score victories over the rival Lions and Bears thanks, in large part, to Love's histrionics. In those two outings -- the Packers' final two wins of the season -- Love racked up seven touchdowns to just one interception. Although his passing yards and touchdown tosses dropped from his previous two seasons, his six picks were a season-low since he became the Pack's QB1, while his completion percentage, success percentage (50.2), passer rating (101.2) and QBR (72.7) were all his best showings since taking the Green Bay reins ahead of the 2023 season.
NFL Pro Insight for : Love's +0.20 EPA per dropback was the second-highest mark in the NFL, trailing only Drake Maye (+0.25).
2025 stats: 17 games | 86 rec | 1,211 rec yds | 14.1 ypr | 5 rec TD
The Ravens' top target has finally landed in the Top 100. Flowers' first appearance on the all-star list comes after his best year statistically, one in which his receptions, yards and receiving scores were each team highs and career bests. Earning his second Pro Bowl bid, the slick and quick wideout began his season with a monster 143-yard Week 1. Unsurprisingly, his production dipped at times with Lamar Jackson injured, but he finished the season strong. Over his last five games, Flowers tallied five total touchdowns, 26 grabs and 444 yards receiving. Still just 25, Flowers' flourish down the stretch bodes well for Baltimore bouncing back in 2026.
NFL Pro Insight for : Flowers’ 39.9 receiving EPA was 13th in the NFL and 10th among wide receivers.
