NFL Stars Acknowledge Greatness in 2024 Season Rankings
This week in Denver, the excitement surrounding the NFL Top 100 Players of 2025 is palpable as players rank their peers ahead of the upcoming season. Among the standout players is Patrick Surtain II, who had a remarkable 2024 season, leading all defensive backs. In 16 games, Surtain made 45 tackles, defended 11 passes, and intercepted 4 passes. His ability to shut down opposing receivers culminated in him not allowing over 50 receiving yards in any game.
Meanwhile, Justin Jefferson shined for the Minnesota Vikings. His 2024 statistics reflect what many already know: he is a premier wide receiver. With 103 catches and 1,533 receiving yards, Jefferson also added 10 touchdowns to his impressive resume. His notable plays, including a career-long 97-yard touchdown catch, keep him firmly in the spotlight as one of the most electrifying players in the league.
In Cleveland, Myles Garrett continued to establish himself as the best defender, recording 14 sacks and 22 tackles for loss, which led the league. The 2024 season saw him achieving over 100 career sacks, a milestone reached faster than anyone else in history.
Derrick Henry made headlines as well, rushing for 1,921 yards, marking one of the strongest performances for a running back over 30 years old. Henry’s blend of power and speed has created quite a stir in the league, tying for the most rushing touchdowns with 16.
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow also enjoyed a stellar season, setting franchise records with 43 touchdown passes while throwing fewer than 10 interceptions. His late-season surge demonstrated his resilience and skill, ultimately earning him a second AP Comeback Player of the Year award.
The competition is fierce, and fans can anticipate opinions and excitement building as the unveiling of the NFL’s elite player rankings continues. Following a remarkable 2024 season that included tumultuous challenges and record-breaking performances, these players are eager to see where they stand among their peers. The rankings reveal the evolution of talent and the competitive spirit that defines the NFL.
