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On Tuesday, the NFL unveiled their players voted from No. 40-11 on their Top 100 list and the LA Rams had just one player within that group: CB Jalen Ramsey at No. 37. (Don’t mind the tweet, they are stuck together)
It’s @jalenramsey's third consecutive appearance on the countdown!
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) July 29, 2020
The @RamsNFL CB lands at 37 in the #NFLTop100. pic.twitter.com/7JLfi6a8zO
The top-10 players on the list will be announced Wednesday night, but as of now, Ramsey will be rated as the third-highest cornerback on the list behind just Richard Sherman (No. 28) and Stephon Gilmore who will be among the top 10. This is Ramsey’s third-consecutive appearance on the list but he unfortunately fell 10 spots from his No. 27 placing in 2019.
Ramsey played only 12 games with 11 starts last year so it is understandable to see his numbers drop across the board. It was his first year where he missed any amount of time and only year where he failed to record multiple interceptions since being drafted back in 2016. He finished with 50 tackles, one pick, five pass breakups, and two forced fumbles split between Jacksonville and Los Angeles.
Did Ramsey get penalized too much for his 2019 season? Should he have ranked higher or lower?
Also, here are today’s links.
Rams News:
CB Jalen Ramsey lands at No. 37 on the NFL Top 100 (TheRams.com)
Cameron DaSilva likes how good Aaron Donald’s deal looks after the recent signings og Myles Garrett and Joey Bosa (The Rams Wire)
Cameron DaSilva wonders how Jared Goff and Robert Woods didn’t make the NFL Top 100 (The Rams Wire)
Bret Stuter sees a lot of upside in offensive guard Austin Corbett (Ramblin’ Fan)
NFL News:
Dan Graziano believes the trend of holdouts by players entering the final year of their contract will be a thing of the past (ESPN)
The ESPN Staff highlights their favorites arrivals by players on Tuesday (ESON)
Kristopher Knox lists a trade each NFL team should offer up right now (Bleacher Report)
Maurice Moton discusses the best NFL players to retire prematurely (Bleacher Report)
Chris Trapasso thinks these AFC rookies will could immediately replace veterans (CBS Sports)
The Lions’ binder of Covid-19 protocols is actually bigger than their playbook (Pro Football Talk)