[moklerman]

Well, of course its entirely subjective, but if it favors the Rams, it clearly is based upon an appropriate methodology that we should laud and promote heavily.

Obviously. Should go without saying.

[Elvis]

Matt Ryan #69

[moklerman]

Matt Ryan #69

Hmm. That's kind of confusing for me. I'd put Ryan ahead of Goff at this stage of each of their careers but Goff isn't on the list yet. Ryan pretty much duplicated his MVP numbers again last year and is pretty much the next level of what Goff can become statistically.

[Elvis]

James Conner at 62...

[aeneas1]

ok, so 40 guys are in the books...

of these 40 guys only 14 were on last year's list, meaning 26 guys are newcomers, meaning that at least 26 guys (25%+) from last year's list won't make this year's list... also, of the 14 returnees, only 3 moved up (cousins, lewan and mosley) while 11 moved down.

red text = newcomers, blue text = returnees:

[Elvis]

DeShaun Watson is #51...

[aeneas1]

DeShaun Watson is #51...

new qbs include:
mayfied (50)

returning qbs include:
wentz (dropped from 3 to 96)
big ben (dropped from 18 to 44)
newton (dropped from 25 to 87)
ryan (dropped from 29 to 69)
watson (dropped from 50 to 51) - mayfield now ahead of him, not for money, not yet anyway.
cousins (moved up from 94 to 78) - how? why?

returning qbs still in the running:
brady (1)
brees (8)
rodgers (10)
wilson (11)
stafford (31)
goff (38)
keenum (51)
rivers (56)
carr (60)
garoppolo (90)

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7 new wide receivers
4 new running backs
1 new tight end
1 new offensive tackle
1 new center
6 new defensive ends
3 new defensive tackles
4 new linebackers
3 new safeties
4 new cornerbacks

in short, lots of new faces on the 100 list.

[moklerman]

I don't think Garappolo, Carr and Keenum will be on this year's list.

[aeneas1]

I don't think Garappolo, Carr and Keenum will be on this year's list.

i think that's a pretty safe bet.

[Elvis]

Goff moves up 4 spots: