Ranking the Top 100 Players in the NFL in 2024 | 50-41

As the 2024 NFL season approaches, the excitement is growing, with teams gearing up for another year of football. Every season brings a fresh wave of anticipation, not just for the games themselves but also for the players who will define the year. In this article, we kick off our countdown of the top 100 players in the NFL heading into 2024, continuing with those ranked 50 through 41. These players have proven their talent and impact on the field, earning them a spot among the league’s elite. From rising stars to seasoned veterans, this section of the list highlights players poised to make significant contributions to their teams in the upcoming season.

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50. Laremy Tunsil OT Texans

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Tunsil has been an anchor on the Texans offensive line for years now. When Tunsil is healthy, he has an argument for the best pass blocking tackle in the league. The 4x pro bowler has missed 15 games the last 3 seasons and will be needed if the Texans want to make a deep playoff run.

49. Joe Thuney OG Chiefs

Thuney has been a mauler on the left side of the Chiefs offensive line for years now. Thuney might be one of the more decorated players in football as he has 4 super bowl rings, 2 pro bowls, and 1 first team all pro selection. He also has not finished under a 74 PFF grade since his rookie season in 2016.

48. Jevon Holland S Dolphins

Holland finally might be entering his prime after his stellar 2024 campaign. A player that is stout against the run and elite in coverage. Holland earned a 90.4 grade from PFF in 2023 which was the third highest among safeties. Holland and teammate Jalen Ramsey will once again be tasked with slowing down opposing offenses with the departure of Christian Wilkins.

47. Frank Ragnow C Lions

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One of the best centers in football, Ragnow is a mauler for the Lions. Ragnow is now a 3x pro bowler and the leader of a dominant offensive line in Detroit. His 88.8 player grade from PFF in 2023 was the highest among all centers.

46. Zach Martin OG Cowboys

The future hall of famer added to his accolades last season earning his 9th pro bowl and 7th all pro selection. Despite this Martin has started to show signs of decline resulting in a lower ranking on the top 100. Martin finished last season with a career low in PFF grade in back-to-back seasons with his dominance potentially coming to a close soon.

45. Jalen Ramsey CB Dolphins

Ramsey may not be as dominant as he was in his prime, but he is still an elite corner heading into his age 30 season. Despite only playing 10 games last year Ramsey earned a pro bowl selection and added 3 interceptions. It will be interesting to see how many more years he has before his play takes a major dip.

44. C.J. Stroud QB Texans

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Stroud was unstoppable in his rookie season earning a pro bowl nod and the offensive rookie of the year. He threw for 4108 yards, 23 touchdowns, with only 5 interceptions in 2023. The Texans added Stefon Diggs to the mix this season and Stroud has become a popular MVP pick in 2024. Another big season could jump Stroud into the top 20 of this list ahead of next season.

43. Josh Hines-Allen EDGE Jaguars

Hines-Allen finally had the breakout season that many were expecting in 2023. After multiple mediocre seasons, last season Allen had 17.5 sacks, 17 tackles for loss, and 2 forced fumbles. His play last season earned him a massive extension in Jacksonville and his 2nd pro bowl. Hines-Allen is going into his age 27 season and might just be entering his prime.

42. Derrick Brown NT Panthers

The lone Carolina Panthers player to make the top 100 rankings, Brown was a bright spot for the team last season. Brown was the 4th highest graded Defensive tackle according to Pro Football Focus in 2023 with a 90.1 grade. Brown is stout against the run and still a young player that can develop more as a pass rusher. If he puts those together, he will continue to climb up this list.

41. Justin Herbert QB Chargers

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Herbert might be the most divisive quarterback in the NFL right now. Herbert’s 2023 campaign saw the Chargers go 5-8 when he was playing while he produced his lowest output in passing yards and touchdowns in his career. Herbert is still one of the most talented quarterbacks in the game and should excel under new coach Jim Harbaugh like many other quarterbacks have in the past.

Stay up to date with the list as we unveil players 60-51 tomorrow on Blitz Sports Media’s top 100 players!

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