The NFL Top 100 came out in 2011 for the 2010 NFL season.
Although the Top 10 list of the 2018 season hasn't officially come out yet, it seems the NFL has indirectly confirmed Mixon will not be on the list. Source.
2010 AFC rusher (#1 overall) - Arian Foster, HOU
- NFL Top 100 rank: 25
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2010 NFC rusher (#3 overall) - Michael Turner, ATL
- NFL Top 100 rank: 42
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2011 AFC rusher (#1 overall) - Maurice Jones-Drew, JAX
- NFL Top 100 rank: 12
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2011 NFC rusher (#3 overall) - Michael Turner, ATL
- NFL Top 100 rank: 88
- Did NOT make Pro Bowl selection
2012 AFC rusher (#4 overall) - Jamaal Charles, KC
- NFL Top 100 rank: 20
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2012 NFC rusher (#1 overall) - Adrian Peterson, MIN
- NFL Top 100 rank: 1
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2013 AFC rusher (#3 overall) - Jamaal Charles, KC
- NFL Top 100 rank: 8
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2013 NFC rusher (#1 overall) - LeSean McCoy, PHI
- NFL Top 100 rank: 5
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2014 AFC rusher (#2 overall) - Le'Veon Bell, PIT
- NFL Top 100 rank: 16
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2014 NFC rusher (#1 overall) - DeMarco Murray, DAL
- NFL Top 100 rank: 4
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2015 AFC rusher (#5 overall) - Chris Ivory, NYJ
- NFL Top 100 rank: 78
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2015 NFC rusher (#1 overall) - Adrian Peterson, MIN
- NFL Top 100 rank: 5
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2016 AFC rusher (#3 overall) - DeMarco Murray, TEN
- NFL Top 100 rank: 33
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2016 NFC rusher (#1 overall) - Ezekiel Elliot, DAL
- NFL Top 100 rank: 7
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2017 AFC rusher (#1 overall) - Kareem Hunt, KC
- NFL Top 100 rank: 33
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2017 NFC rusher (#2 overall) - Todd Gurley, LAR
- NFL Top 100 rank: 6
- Made Pro Bowl selection
2018 AFC rusher (#4 overall) - Joe Mixon, CIN
- NFL Top 100 rank: UNRANKED
- Did NOT make Pro Bowl selection
2018 NFC rusher (#1 overall) - Ezekiel Elliot, DAL
- NFL Top 100 rank: 18
- Made Pro Bowl selection
Considering Joe Mixon also missed two games and had a below-average OL, I thought he would at least crack the Top 90, but he failed to do that. Mixon also had the least rush attempts of the T
... keep reading on reddit β‘Iβm a Browns fan and Iβm curious if the Bengals have ever moved up before. Reason I ask if you get Burrow at one, and then late in the first round thereβs a guy you want on the board, potentially trading up to get him which coupled with your first round pick last year that didnβt play, would give you 3 first round talent and set the team up immediately.
Thatβs all.
Bill Johnson (1985-87)
Bob Johnson (1970-79)
Brandon Johnson (2008-11)
Chad Johnson (2001-10)
Donnell Johnson (1993)
Essex Johnson (1968-75)
James Johnson (2008)
Jeremi Johnson (2003-09)
John Johnson (1994)
Josh Johnson (2013)
Landon Johnson (2004-07)
Larry Johnson (2009)
Lee Johnson (1988-98)
Mark Johnson (1987)
Micah Johnson (2011)
Michael Johnson (2009-13, 15-current)
Nico Johnson (2014)
Pete Johnson (1977-83)
Riall Johnson (2001-03)
Rudy Johnson (2001-07)
T.J. Johnson (2014-17)
Tank Johnson (2009-10)
Tim Johnson (1996)
Walter Johnson (1977)
I just find this extremely interesting as I see a lot of comments about Luck returning and whether or not he will be good or not. I understand he has a lot to work through but I feel like people forget how good Luck was when he played.
In 4 Healthy seasons he put up 17,197 Yards, 117 Touchdowns, and 56 interceptions while maintaining a 91.1 Passer Rating.
That's 4300 Yards, 29 Touchdowns, and 14 Interceptions a year with 3 straight playoff appearances after they were clearly the worst team in the entire league.
He may never get back to where he was or he may be even better. Nobody knows; however this is an incredible little stretch here and an amazing turnaround for a team that shows just how dominate Luck was when he was on the field.
Bonus: I find it ironic that the only player who ever turned a team around better then Luck did was the player he succeeded in Manning
Brett Favre and Peyton Manning are the only 2 QBs in NFL history to have beaten all 32 teams.
All-time record
Tampa Bay leads, 7-4
First Tampa Bay win
Tampa Bay 17, Cincinnati 12
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September 7, 1980
Latest Tampa Bay win
Tampa Bay 24, Cincinnati 21
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October 10, 2010
Largest Tampa Bay win
Tampa Bay 35, Cincinnati 0
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December 27, 1998
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This is the biggest road win in franchise history.
Memorable Moments
Todd Yoder returns a blocked punt for a touchdown in 2001
Martin Gramaticaβs game-winning overtime field goal in 2001
Brad Johnsonβs 65-yard touchdown pass to Keenan McCardell in 2002
Shelton Quarlesβ pick-six in 2002
This Yearβs Game
Tampa Bay is 3-3 and 3rd in the NFC South, and Cincinnati is 4-3 and 2nd in the AFC North. Cincinnati is favored by 4.5 with an O/U of 54, according to Vegas.
Kickoff: Sunday, 1:00 PM at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, OH
TV/Stream: FOX or FOXSportsGo
Radio: Find a stream and your cityβs Buccaneer radio station here.
I was talking to a buddy of mine and he says the 2015 Bengals loss to the Steelers in the playoffs was the single worst on field implosion hes ever witnessed. He made some good points. They were 12-4, playing against their divison rival Steelers. Fell down 15-0 early on but scored 10 unanswered points 4th quarter. Then scored to take the lead with 1:56 left. They fail the 2pt conversion to keep the score 16-15 instead of 18-15.
Pittsburgh's backup Landry Jones was in the game and threw a pick on the very first play of the next drive. It appeared the Football Gods were finally on Cincy's side... Until the VERY next play when Ryan Shazier forced a fumble from Jeremy Hill to give the Steelers another shot. Big Ben comes back in the game. Cincy holds tough and eventually have the Steelers on a 4th and 3 from their own 41 with 28 seconds left. Big Ben hits AB for 12 yards and a first down but it costs them their final time out with 22 seconds left at Cincys 47.
Then on the next play... Vontaz Berfect tried to decapitate AB going over the middle by blatantly targeting his hit to the helmet. This caused something of a commotion as well as an obvious 15 yard penalty. In said commotion, Adam "Pac Man" Jones loses his mind and comes in contact with a referee causing a 2nd dead ball 15 yard penalty. The 30 yards in penalties allowed Chris Boswell to line up for a relatively easy 35 yd FG to take the lead 18-16 and clinch the game for the Steelers.
What was your teams worst implosion and how does it compair to this?
