Jourdan Rodrigue reacts to NFL Top 100 final results 'The NFL Report'
NFL senior writer Jourdan Rodrigue reacts to the top ten results of the 2026 NFL Top 100 list.
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It's the NFL Report.
We've been counting down the top 100 for a while now.
Is it a surprise that the guy that set the single-season sack record a year ago with 23 is number one?
No, it is not.
Myles Garrett, who I guess you could say earned the honor as a Cleveland Brown, now with a Ram, is number one.
Josh Allen, number two.
Bijan, three.
There's another Ram at four.
JSN is at five.
Here is your top 10.
We've been debating this all summer.
This is where it lands.
Jordan Rodrigue, the star of NFL Daily, with Greg Rosenthal back with me on the NFL Report.
What do you see there on that top 10?
A lot of NFC players, Andrew.
Yeah, no kidding.
And man, two AFC players, Josh Allen and Patrick Surtain, well-deserved- Mm-hmm obviously, but the NFC is loaded.
I expect the playoffs to continue that way, too.
Yeah.
Myles Garrett, though, I did, I did point out, Myles Garrett did earn the, the honor, the award, as a Cleveland Brown.
Listen- Am, am I wrong?
The graphic is in blue and gold, so that's all I'm gonna say about that.
See, I honestly think it should be a brown and orange one.
Really, because he, he, he wasn't voted on what he's doing as a Ram.
It's very true.
He was voted in on getting 23 sacks a year ago.
We will revisit this conversation in exactly one year's time.
I mean, it's been so fun to watch him just destroy the practices he has participated in, Andrew.
I mean, I, I saw him catch a pick six off a screen and high-step into the end zone before he stopped practicing with the, with the, the leg issue that's- Mm-hmm that sort of flared up.
That guy is unreal.
I can't even believe what I'm watching when I watch him move.
Yeah.
He's a practice wrecker, and you could argue as well that maybe if the Browns were in the wildcard hunt down the stretch, he would've gotten legitimate MVP consideration.
Alas, he did not.
He will have to settle, Myles Garrett will, for being number one on the NFL's top 100.
