NFL Top 100 Players of 2024

*NFL Top 100 Players of 2024*
NFL Top 100 Players of 2024
Season 2024
Release
Original network	NFL+ (100–11) ; NFL Network (10–1)
Original release	July 22 –; August 2, 2024
Season chronology
	← Previous; 2023 Next →; 2025

Last updated January 09, 2025

Episode list

Episode No.	Air date	Original network	Numbers revealed
1	July 22	NFL+	100–81
2	July 23		80–71
3	July 24		70–61
4	July 25		60–51
5	July 26		50–41
6	July 29		40–31
7	July 30		30–21
8	July 31		20–11
9	August 2	NFLN	10–1

The list

Rank	Player	Position	2023 team	2024 team	Rank change	Year accomplishments
1	Tyreek Hill	Wide receiver	Miami Dolphins		6	First-team All-Pro Pro Bowl selection
2	Lamar Jackson	Quarterback	Baltimore Ravens		70	Most Valuable Player First-team All-Pro Pro Bowl selection Rushing yards per attempt leader
3	Christian McCaffrey	Running back	San Francisco 49ers		32	NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award First-team All-Pro Pro Bowl selection Rushing yards leader
4	Patrick Mahomes	Quarterback	Kansas City Chiefs		3	Super Bowl champion Super Bowl MVP Pro Bowl selection
5	Myles Garrett	Defensive end	Cleveland Browns		15	NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award First-team All-Pro Pro Bowl selection
6	Chris Jones	Defensive tackle	Kansas City Chiefs		4	Super Bowl champion 20 solo tackles 10.5 sacks 4 passes defended 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 5th Pro Bowl
7	Trent Williams	Offensive tackle	San Francisco 49ers		7	1st-Team All Pro Selected to 11th Pro Bowl
8	T. J. Watt	Linebacker	Pittsburgh Steelers		19	48 solo tackles 19.0 sacks (league leader) 1 interception 8 passes defended 4 forced fumbles 3 fumble recoveries 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 6th Pro Bowl
9	Travis Kelce	Tight end	Kansas City Chiefs		4	Super Bowl champion 93 receptions 984 receiving yards 5 receiving touchdowns Selected to 9th Pro Bowl
10	Maxx Crosby	Defensive end	Las Vegas Raiders		7	55 solo tackles 14.5 sacks 2 passes defended 2 forced fumbles 1 fumble recovery 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
11	Fred Warner	Linebacker	San Francisco 49ers		4	82 solo tackles 2.5 sacks 4 interceptions 11 passes defended 4 forced fumbles 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
12	Josh Allen	Quarterback	Buffalo Bills		4	4,306 passing yards 29 passing touchdowns 524 rushing yards 15 rushing touchdowns
13	CeeDee Lamb	Wide receiver	Dallas Cowboys		21	135 receptions 1,749 receiving yards 12 receiving touchdowns 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
14	George Kittle	Tight end	San Francisco 49ers		5	65 receptions 1,020 receiving yards 6 receiving touchdowns 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 5th Pro Bowl
15	Jalen Hurts	Quarterback	Philadelphia Eagles		12	3,858 passing yards 23 passing touchdowns 605 rushing yards 15 rushing touchdowns Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
16	Dak Prescott	Quarterback	Dallas Cowboys		40	4,516 passing yards 36 passing touchdowns Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl 2nd-Team All-Pro
17	Micah Parsons	Linebacker	Dallas Cowboys		8	36 solo tackles 14.0 sacks 2 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
18	Justin Jefferson	Wide receiver	Minnesota Vikings		16	68 receptions 1,074 receiving yards 5 receiving touchdowns
19	Roquan Smith	Linebacker	Baltimore Ravens		5	84 solo tackles 1.5 sacks 1 interception 8 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
20	C. J. Stroud	Quarterback	Houston Texans		NR	4,108 passing yards 23 passing touchdowns Selected to 1st Pro Bowl NFL Offensive Rookie of the year
21	A. J. Brown	Wide receiver	Philadelphia Eagles		1	106 receptions 1,456 receiving yards 7 receiving touchdowns 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
22	Penei Sewell	Offensive tackle	Detroit Lions		NR	1st-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
23	Amon-Ra St. Brown	Wide receiver	Detroit Lions		44	119 receptions 1,515 receiving yards 10 receiving touchdowns 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
24	Dexter Lawrence	Defensive tackle	New York Giants		4	32 solo tackles 4.5 sacks 2 pass defended 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
25	Jalen Ramsey	Cornerback	Miami Dolphins		11	18 solo tackles 3 interceptions 5 pass defended Selected to 7th Pro Bowl
26	Mike Evans	Wide receiver	Tampa Bay Buccaneers		27	79 receptions 1,255 receiving yards 13 receiving touchdowns (league leader) 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 5th Pro Bowl
27	Nick Bosa	Defensive end	San Francisco 49ers		23	34 solo tackles 10.5 sacks 4 passes defended 2 forced fumbles 1 fumble recovery Selected to 4th Pro Bowl
28	Brock Purdy	Quarterback	San Francisco 49ers		NR	4,280 yards passing 31 touchdown passes Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
29	Khalil Mack	Linebacker	Los Angeles Chargers		9	57 solo tackles 17.0 sacks 10 passes defended 5 forced fumbles Selected to 8th Pro Bowl
30	Deebo Samuel	Wide receiver	San Francisco 49ers		31	60 receptions 892 receiving yards 7 receiving touchdowns
31	DaRon Bland	Cornerback	Dallas Cowboys		NR	53 solo tackles 9 interceptions (league leader) 5 interception returned for touchdowns (NFL record) 15 passes defended 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
32	Quincy Williams	Linebacker	New York Jets		NR	95 solo tackles 2.0 sacks 1 interception 10 passes defended 2 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery 1st-Team All Pro
33	Puka Nacua	Wide receiver	Los Angeles Rams		NR	105 receptions (NFL rookie record) 1,486 receiving yards (NFL rookie record) 6 receiving touchdowns 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
34	Jordan Love	Quarterback	Green Bay Packers		NR	4,159 yards passing 32 touchdown passes
35	Josh Hines-Allen	Linebacker	Jacksonville Jaguars		NR	43 solo tackles 17.5 sacks 1 interception 1 pass defended 2 forced fumbles Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
36	Tua Tagovailoa	Quarterback	Miami Dolphins		46	4,624 yards passing (league leader) 29 touchdown passes Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
37	Quinnen Williams	Defensive tackle	New York Jets		3	39 solo tackles 5.5 sacks 1 interception 3 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
38	Sauce Gardner	Cornerback	New York Jets		15	41 solo tackles 11 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
39	Joe Burrow	Quarterback	Cincinnati Bengals		33	2,309 yards passing 15 touchdown passes
40	Davante Adams	Wide receiver	Las Vegas Raiders		27	103 receptions 1,114 receiving yards 8 receiving touchdowns
41	Lane Johnson	Offensive tackle	Philadelphia Eagles		0	2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 5th Pro Bowl
42	Matthew Stafford	Quarterback	Los Angeles Rams		NR	3,965 yards passing 24 touchdown passes Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
43	Kyle Hamilton	Safety	Baltimore Ravens		NR	63 solo tackles 3.0 sacks 4 interceptions 13 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1st-Team All Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
44	Demario Davis	Linebacker	New Orleans Saints		1	47 solo tackles 6.5 sacks 4 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
45	Ja'Marr Chase	Wide receiver	Cincinnati Bengals		6	100 receptions 1,216 receiving yards 7 receiving touchdowns Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
46	Antoine Winfield Jr.	Safety	Tampa Bay Buccaneers		NR	46 solo tackles 6.0 sacks 3 interceptions 12 passes defended 6 forced fumbles (league leader) 4 fumble recoveries 1st-Team All Pro
47	Aidan Hutchinson	Defensive end	Detroit Lions		41	36 solo tackles 11.5 sacks 1 interception 7 passes defended 3 forced fumbles 2 fumble recoveries Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
48	Jared Goff	Quarterback	Detroit Lions		18	4,575 yards passing 30 touchdown passes
49	Derrick Henry	Running back	Tennessee Titans	Baltimore Ravens	24	1,167 yards rushing 12 rushing TDs Selected to 4th Pro Bowl
50	Rashan Gary	Defensive end	Green Bay Packers		NR	23 solo tackles 9.0 sacks 2 passes defended 2 forced fumbles 2 fumble recoveries
51	Keenan Allen	Wide receiver	Los Angeles Chargers	Chicago Bears	NR	108 receptions 1,243 receiving yards 7 receiving touchdowns Selected to 6th Pro Bowl
52	Patrick Surtain II	Cornerback	Denver Broncos		3	59 solo tackles 1 interception 12 passes defended Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
53	Zack Martin	Guard	Dallas Cowboys		15	1st-Team All Pro Selected to 9th Pro Bowl
54	Jonathan Allen	Defensive tackle	Washington Commanders		2	30 solo tackles 5.5 sacks 1 pass defended
55	Brian Burns	Linebacker	Carolina Panthers	New York Giants	1	32 solo tackles 8.0 sacks 2 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery
56	Stefon Diggs	Wide receiver	Buffalo Bills	Houston Texans	40	107 receptions 1,183 receiving yards 8 receiving touchdowns Selected to 4th Pro Bowl
57	Justin Simmons	Safety	Denver Broncos	Atlanta Falcons	2	53 solo tackles 1.0 sack 3 interceptions 8 passes defended 2 forced fumbles 1 fumble recovery 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
58	Christian Wilkins	Defensive tackle	Miami Dolphins	Las Vegas Raiders	23	38 solo tackles 9.0 sacks 2 passes defended 1 forced fumble 2 fumble recoveries
59	Bobby Wagner	Linebacker	Seattle Seahawks	Washington Commanders	3	96 solo tackles 3.5 sacks 3 passes defended 1 fumble recovery 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 9th Pro Bowl
60	Raheem Mostert	Running back	Miami Dolphins		NR	1,144 yards rushing 18 rushing TDs (league leader) Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
61	Justin Madubuike	Defensive tackle	Baltimore Ravens		NR	38 solo tackles 13.0 sacks 1 forced fumble 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
62	Bradley Chubb	Linebacker	Miami Dolphins		NR	45 solo tackles 11.0 sacks 2 passes defended 6 forced fumbles (league leader) 2 fumble recoveries
63	Jaylen Waddle	Wide receiver	Miami Dolphins		19	72 receptions 1,014 receiving yards 4 receiving touchdowns
64	Patrick Queen	Linebacker	Baltimore Ravens	Pittsburgh Steelers	NR	84 solo tackles 3.5 sacks 1 Interception 6 passes defended 1 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery 2nd-Team All Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
65	Jordan Poyer	Safety	Buffalo Bills	Miami Dolphins	8	66 solo tackles 1.0 sack 4 passes defended 1 forced fumble
66	Brandon Aiyuk	Wide receiver	San Francisco 49ers		NR	75 receptions 1,342 receiving yards 7 receiving touchdowns 2nd-Team All Pro
67	Terron Armstead	Offensive tackle	Miami Dolphins		16	Selected to 5th Pro Bowl
68	Danielle Hunter	Defensive end	Minnesota Vikings	Houston Texans	NR	54 solo tackles 16.5 sacks 2 passes defended 4 forced fumbles Selected to 4th Pro Bowl
69	Cooper Kupp	Wide receiver	Los Angeles Rams		22	59 receptions 737 receiving yards 5 receiving touchdowns
70	Amari Cooper	Wide receiver	Cleveland Browns		NR	72 receptions 1,250 receiving yards 5 receiving touchdowns Selected to 5th Pro Bowl
71	Laremy Tunsil	Offensive tackle	Houston Texans		14	Selected to 4th Pro Bowl
72	Garrett Wilson	Wide receiver	New York Jets		2	95 receptions 1,042 receiving yards 3 receiving touchdowns
73	Jeffery Simmons	Defensive tackle	Tennessee Titans		15	30 solo tackles 5.5 sacks 1 pass defended 1 forced fumble 1 fumble recovery
74	Jessie Bates	Safety	Atlanta Falcons		NR	89 solo tackles 6 Interceptions 11 passes defended 3 forced fumbles Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
75	Justin Herbert	Quarterback	Los Angeles Chargers		43	3,134 yards passing 20 touchdown passes
76	Dre Greenlaw	Linebacker	San Francisco 49ers		3	75 solo tackles 1.5 sacks 4 passes defended
77	Trey Hendrickson	Defensive end	Cincinnati Bengals		2	28 solo tackles 17.5 sacks 3 passes defended 3 forced fumbles Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
78	Kyren Williams	Running back	Los Angeles Rams		NR	1,144 yards rushing 12 rushing TDs 2nd-Team All-Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
79	Minkah Fitzpatrick	Safety	Pittsburgh Steelers		61	43 solo tackles 3 passes defended Selected to 4th Pro Bowl
80	Sam LaPorta	Tight end	Detroit Lions		NR	86 receptions 889 receiving yards 10 receiving touchdowns 2nd-Team All-Pro Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
81	Kirk Cousins	Quarterback	Minnesota Vikings	Atlanta Falcons	39	2,331 yards passing 18 touchdown passes
82	Montez Sweat	Defensive end	Washington Commanders / Chicago Bears	Chicago Bears	NR	38 solo tackles 12.5 sacks 4 passes defended 3 forced fumbles Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
83	Derwin James	Safety	Los Angeles Chargers		53	86 solo tackles 2.0 sacks 1 Interception 7 passes defended 2 forced fumbles 2 fumble recoveries
84	DK Metcalf	Wide receiver	Seattle Seahawks		NR	66 receptions 1,148 yards receiving 8 TD receptions Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
85	Tristan Wirfs	Offensive tackle	Tampa Bay Buccaneers		13	Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
86	Saquon Barkley	Running back	New York Giants	Philadelphia Eagles	55	962 yards rushing 8 rushing TDs
87	Haason Reddick	Linebacker	Philadelphia Eagles	New York Jets	39	29 solo tackles 11.0 sacks 1 pass defended Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
88	Chris Lindstrom	Guard	Atlanta Falcons		1	2nd-Team All-Pro Selected to 2nd Pro Bowl
89	Budda Baker	Safety	Arizona Cardinals		16	58 solo tackles Selected to 6th Pro Bowl
90	DeVonta Smith	Wide receiver	Philadelphia Eagles		10	81 receptions 1,066 yards receiving 7 TD receptions
91	Tariq Woolen	Cornerback	Seattle Seahawks		15	42 solo tackles 2 Interceptions 11 passes defended 2 fumble recoveries
92	Aaron Rodgers	Quarterback	New York Jets		41	Only played 1 game due to injury
93	Harrison Smith	Safety	Minnesota Vikings		4	60 solo tackles 3.0 sacks 3 passes defended 3 forced fumbles
94	Trevor Lawrence	Quarterback	Jacksonville Jaguars		2	4,016 yards passing 21 touchdown passes
95	Julian Love	Safety	Seattle Seahawks		NR	86 solo tackles 4 Interceptions 10 passes defended 2 forced fumbles 1 fumble recovery Selected to 1st Pro Bowl
96	Dion Dawkins	Offensive tackle	Buffalo Bills		NR	Selected to 3rd Pro Bowl
97	Terry McLaurin	Wide receiver	Washington Commanders		3	79 receptions 1,002 yards receiving 4 TD receptions
98	Cameron Heyward	Defensive tackle	Pittsburgh Steelers		53	25 solo tackles 2.0 sacks 1 pass defended Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year
99	Lavonte David	Linebacker	Tampa Bay Buccaneers		NR	86 solo tackles 1.5 sacks 5 passes defended 1 forced fumble
100	Zaire Franklin	Linebacker	Indianapolis Colts		NR	107 solo tackles 1.5 sacks 6 passes defended 6 forced fumbles

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