Myles Garrett Voted NFL's Best Player in 2026 Top 100
Los Angeles Rams pass rusher Myles Garrett was named the No. 1 player in the NFL Top 100, a jump from No. 8 last year, following a record-breaking season. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen moved up one spot to No. 2. The full list includes a mix of veterans and rising stars across all positions.
Garrett's leap from No. 8 to No. 1 follows a record-breaking campaign with the Rams, marking his first time atop the peer-voted list. Allen's climb to No. 2 continues his steady rise, while the rankings feature notable shifts like Lamar Jackson dropping to No. 69 and T.J. Watt falling to No. 41. The Rams placed multiple players, including Kyren Williams, Byron Young, and Davante Adams.
The list spans all positions, from offensive linemen like Quenton Nelson and Creed Humphrey to defensive backs such as Derwin James and Christian Gonzalez. Veterans like Travis Kelce and Cameron Jordan appear alongside younger standouts including Bryce Young, Caleb Williams, and Brock Bowers, reflecting a blend of established stars and emerging talent across the league.
The annual peer-voted ranking carries weight in player legacies and can influence contract discussions, as players often cite Top 100 placement in negotiations. Fans and media use the list to fuel debates, while younger players may view it as motivation for the coming season. The mix of veterans and rising stars could shape how teams evaluate talent and how sponsors approach player marketing, though its direct impact on the