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Kyren Williams lands at No. 89 on NFL Top 100 Players of 2026

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from NFLPFN’s Top 100 NFL Players Entering 2026: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/pfn-nfl-top-100-2026/

3) Myles Garrett, EDGE, Los Angeles Rams

The splash of the 2026 NFL offseason came remarkably late, as the Rams acquired Myles Garrett from the Browns for a massive trade haul. That haul was well-earned, seeing as though Garrett literally broke the NFL’s single-season sack record with a whopping 23.0 sacks. As one could expect, he won Defensive Player of the Year and had the highest EDGE Impact Score in our system at 95.1 last year.

Garrett predictably placed first among edge rushers with a 94.0 pass-rushing grade and also had the second-highest run-defense grade at 95.0. He’s graded in the top six at his position every year since 2020, and he’s won DPOY twice in the last three seasons. His 51 sacks in the three-year evaluation period are absurd, and that earns him the spot as the best defensive player in our NFL Top 100 this year.

5) Puka Nacua, WR, Los Angeles Rams

Puka Nacua has just been on another level since entering the NFL in 2023; it’s crazy to think he was only a fifth-round draft pick. He was a top-ten wide receiver by our WR Impact Scoring metric in each of his first two years in the league, but his third year with the Rams was by far his best. His 96.3 score led the NFL, and it’s also the third-highest score that any wide receiver has tallied since 1999.

Leading the league in receptions, placing second in receiving yards, and tying for fourth in receiving touchdowns, Nacua was a deserving first-team All-Pro receiver in 2025. His 115.7 receiving EPA was by far the most in the league last year, and he came in second with 173.1 YAC over expected. He’s a tough, intelligent, coordinated, explosive receiver who just finds a way to get open, no matter what type of coverage he’s facing.

14) Matthew Stafford, QB, Los Angeles Rams

Had the reigning MVP graded better in 2023 and 2024, there’s no telling how high Matthew Stafford would be ranked. He finished No. 15 and No. 19 in those years, respectively, but shot all the way up to No. 2 after his stellar 2025 campaign. Few players can say they had the best year of their career in their 17th year in the NFL.

Stafford led the league in passing yards, passing touchdowns, and total first downs thrown for, and he finished third in both EPA per dropback and success rate. He’s currently sixth in NFL history in all-time passing yards, and even though he’s 38, he’s still in his prime right now. If he plays two more years, he’ll likely crack the top three and cement his legacy as one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game.

66) Kobie Turner, DT, Los Angeles Rams

It’s hard to imagine that Kobie Turner wasn’t even invited to the NFL Combine heading into the league in 2023. Not only was he an impact player from the moment the Rams drafted him, but he’s been a steady force along their interior defensive line who hasn’t missed a single regular season game in his three years with the team.

With 24.0 sacks since 2023, Turner’s total is the second-highest among all defensive tackles since he entered the league. He’s ranked in the top ten in PFN DT Impact Scoring each of his last two seasons, most recently finishing seventh in 2025. He’s in the last year of his rookie deal and feels primed for a massive contract in the open market.

91) Kevin Dotson, G, Los Angeles Rams

A top-ten guard in each of his last three seasons and a top-five guard in his last two, Kevin Dotson has quietly been the glue keeping the Los Angeles Rams’ offensive line together. He had just two penalties all year in 2025, and his 88.6 PFN run-blocking grade ranked third in the NFL among all guards.

Despite his success, Dotson hasn’t been named to a Pro Bowl or an All-Pro team yet. If he continues his high level of play, it feels like it’s only a matter of time. It’s hard to find too many interior offensive linemen who have been as reliable as he has since joining the Rams in 2023.