"Did the players get it right??" Check out the article by @DatDudeSteve728 on the NFL Top 100 that concluded yesterday #NFLTop100#NFL#NFLMVP
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The NFL Top 100 players, voted by the players:
1. Myles Garrett
2. Josh Allen
3. Bijan Robinson
4. Matthew Stafford
5. Jaxon Smith-Njigba
6. Christian McCaffrey
7. Puka Nacua
8. Micah Parsons
9. Jahmyr Gibbs
10. Patrick Surtain II
11. Drake Maye
12. Will Anderson Jr.
13. Trey McBride
14. Brian Burns
15. Derrick Henry
16. Ja'Marr Chase
17. Jonathan Taylor
18. Patrick Mahomes
19. Justin Jefferson
20. James Cook
21. Sam Darnold
22. Amon-Ra St. Brown
23. Danielle Hunter
24. Maxx Crosby
25. Derek Stingley Jr.
26. De'Von Achane
27. Devin Lloyd
28. Christian Gonzalez
29. Jalen Carter
30. Aidan Hutchinson
31. Dak Prescott
32. Nik Bonitto
33. Jared Goff
34. Saquon Barkley
35. Jared Verse
36. George Pickens
37. Penei Sewell
38. Cooper DeJean
39. Justin Herbert
40. Trent Williams
41. T.J. Watt
42. Garett Bolles
43. Chris Jones
44. Joe Burrow
45. Zack Baun
46. George Kittle
47. Quinyon Mitchell
48. Josh Hines-Allen
49. Joe Thuney
50. Derwin James
51. Caleb Williams
52. Tristan Wirfs
53. Davante Adams
54. Fred Warner
55. CeeDee Lamb
56. Jalen Hurts
57. Dion Dawkins
58. Nico Collins
59. Bo Nix
60. Brock Bowers
61. Kevin Byard
62. Trevor Lawrence
63. Kyle Hamilton
64. Chris Olave
65. Roquan Smith
66. Drake London
67. Jordyn Brooks
68. Courtland Sutton
69. Lamar Jackson
70. Xavier McKinney
71. Zay Flowers
72. Jordan Love
73. Zach Allen
74. Josh Jacobs
75. Budda Baker
76. Jaycee Horn
77. Baker Mayfield
78. Josh Sweat
79. Travis Kelce
80. A.J. Brown
81. Bobby Wagner
82. Jalen Ramsey
83. Jeffery Simmons
84. Byron Young
85. Brock Purdy
86. Tuli Tuipulotu
87. Tetairoa McMillan
88. Jack Campbell
89. Kyren Williams
90. Derrick Brown
91. Montez Sweat
92. Azeez Al-Shaair
93. Carson Schwesinger
94. Creed Humphrey
95. Demario Davis
96. Travis Etienne
97. Ernest Jones
98. Bryce Young
99. Quenton Nelson
100. Cameron Jordan
Congratulations to Cincinnati Reds 3B Eugenio Suarez, who passed his U.S. naturalization test today in Miami
He’s officially a citizen of the United States. You absolutely love to see it!
Back in January 2023, Peyton Hillis took his kids to the beach in Pensacola, Florida.
There had been a bad storm the night before. It was windy that morning but the sun was out, and he didn't think much of it.
Later that morning, his mother started screaming.
"I looked at her and she pointed out to my son, and she says, 'Orry and Camille are drowning.'"
His son Orry was 9. His niece Camille was 8. A rip current had them.
"I didn't even think. I reacted and started running into the water."
Then came the part of this story almost nobody tells.
Hillis reached his son first. And he had to keep swimming.
"I think the scariest point was when I'm swimming to my son and I have to pass by him because my niece is in more danger," Hillis said. "I knew that I had to pass him up to get to Camille first. Because if I didn't, then there's no way she would've made it."
He swam past his own child.
When he got to Camille, she was screaming that they were going to die. He got her onto a boogie board and pointed her toward shore.
Then he turned around and went back for Orry.
By that point his son was, in his words, pretty much limp. Hillis carried 130 pounds of dead weight through a rip current while watching his kid's eyes roll back in his head.
"Lord, please. I really don't care about my life. I don't. But if we can get him out of here, that's the only thing I'm going to care about."
He got him to shore.
Both kids lived. Hillis collapsed.
He was airlifted to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola with lung and kidney failure. Doctors sedated him and put him on a ventilator.
He didn't wake up for about 10 days.
"The first thing I remember is my mom, daughter, and sister standing around me. To their credit, they all act like everything was normal, everything was fine, which calmed me down. I couldn't move. I mean, I couldn't move my body."
Two more weeks in intensive care after that.
Emmitt Smith visited him in the hospital that January and posted a photo, which was the first time anybody outside the family had seen him since it happened. Smith called him a hero.
Hillis stayed quiet through all of it. He gave no interviews for over a month.
When he finally spoke, in February, it wasn't about the rescue.
"I haven't taken any interviews on this because I'd like to keep my family out of the public eye because it was a very traumatic time for us. But I did want to come on here and show my appreciation for everyone who helped save my life. I left the hospital with no worries and concerns and should make a 100 percent recovery. I'm a very lucky and blessed man."
He was a seventh round pick out of Arkansas who ran for 1,177 yards for the Browns in 2010, got voted onto the cover of Madden NFL 12 by fans, and was out of the league by 2015.
Five months after the rescue, he sat down with Michael Strahan and summed it up in one line.
"It is 100% a miracle that somebody didn't die."
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Small, but impressive visitor list this weekend vs Boise st.
5* #1 DL Kellan Hall
5* #8 Edge Jayden Bell
4* #1 TE Tytan McNeal
4* #23 WR Ryan Richmond-McDavis
4* #9 TE Presley
DeLance
All recruits are either #1 or #2 players from 5 different states.