Top 10 Snubs in the "NFL Top 100 Players of 2018" List
The NFL Top 100 is a yearly list broadcast by the NFL Network where current players vote on the best players in the league. Every year is filled with snubs and this year was no different. Here are ten players who should have made the list but did not.Alex Smith was an MVP candidate in the first half of the 2017 season until the Chiefs decided to go full-Reid once again. As an Eagles fan, I know this pain all too well. It doesn't make any logical sense why Smith didn't even make the list while guys like Case Keenum and Derek Carr did.
He passed for a career-high 4,042 yards and 26 touchdowns with a league-leading 104.7 Passer Rating. The fact that he didn't even make the honorable mentions to the list should be seen as a complete joke.
This is why I don't really trust the NFL top 100.
There's no valid excuse why the best center in the league was left off the list. Jason Kelce earned First Team All-Pro honors in 2017, but was still left off. It shouldn't matter much to him, though.
He loves having the unappreciated underdog mentality. Just look at his speech at our Super Bowl parade. He was already beloved by Eagles fans, but that moment made him a folk hero in Philadelphia forever.
Jordan Howard was left off the list for the second consecutive year despite rushing over 1,000 yards in each of his first two seasons. That is just ridiculous in my opinion.
Carlos Hyde made the list despite rushing for fewer touchdowns and almost 200 fewer yards than Howard.
Kerrigan was snubbed despite recording 13 sacks in 2017, tied for fourth most in the league. And coming from a fan of a division rival, he's very overlooked and very dangerous.
Brandon Graham continues to be one of the most underrated players in the league. He's an anchor on the Eagles defense who's good enough to play both the defensive end and linebacker positions.
He also made one of the most clutch plays in NFL history when he strip-sacked a seemingly unstoppable Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII.
Potential future Hall of Famer T-Sizzle was left off the list despite recording 11 sacks on the year. He also started all 16 games at the age of 35. You have to respect that.
Alex Mack has proven himself to be one of the best offensive linemen in the league for the past decade. But seeing as how the Top 100 is a player voted list and that it's difficult to properly measure a lineman's impact, much less-deserving skill-position players were put on instead.
Marvin Jones had a phenomenal season in 2017 that seemingly went unnoticed by everyone except Lions fans. He had 1,101 receiving yards and 9 receiving TDs on the year.
JuJu was the top rookie wide receiver in the 2017 season. He added more wealth to an already rich offense that included Big Ben, Le'Veon Bell, and Antonio Brown. He also did the entire NFL world a favor when he knocked Vontaze Burfict on his back in Week 13.
Malik Jackson established himself as one of the best defensive tackles in the league in 2017, and helped to bolster the Jaguars' defense which is quickly being ranked amongst the league's best.
Corey Davis is an amazing player and he is one of the Titans' biggest receivers. He helped the Titans beat the Eagles in Overtime. Plus, he is very young so he will get better in the future.