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NFL.com Top 100 Players of 2025 Renegades 91. Tua Tagovailoa, QB Oakland Renegades Tagovailoa’s tumble down the Top 100 has everything to do with his injury issues. Miami averaged 13.3 points and went 2-4 in games he didn't start compared to a 6-5 record and 24.1 points per game in starts he made. Tagovailoa posted a career-low 6.1 average depth of target, seemingly to reduce injury risk, but he was effective and deadly accurate even as the approach lowered Miami's previously sky-high ceiling. For all his talent, he finds himself in familiar territory, again needing to prove his durability. 90. Zach Allen, DL Oakland Renegades After six seasons, Allen has cracked the Top 100 list on the heels of his best-ever campaign. He made second-team All-Pro as a key piece of the NFL’s top sack-getting defense, which also allowed the third-fewest points. If Denver takes another step in 2025 following a surprise playoff appearance, Allen will again play a pivotal role. It also wouldn’t be surprising to see him improve upon his sack total, given the pressures he was racking up last season. 81. Trent McDuffie, CB Oakland Renegades Part of the reason the Chiefs were comfortable saving money and moving on from L'Jarius Sneed last offseason was McDuffie's ascendence. Though he went from a 2023 first-team All-Pro to a second-teamer last season, he continued to deliver tremendous defensive balance. McDuffie is an able and willing tackler, as well as a physical eliminator of opponents’ top pass catchers. Ranked third among corners in 2024 with an 83.1 PFF defensive grade, it’s hard to believe his first career pick didn’t come until his 41st regular-season game. (Will edit as more appear, 80-100 have debuted so far)

Bill Barnwell ranked us as the worst set of play makers (top 5 total players teams can line up at WR, TE and RB) in the league. Huzzah!

I'll give you GM without question. Still, as HC he would take away whatever offensive star his team played against until his later years. He could go into a game and know he could stop Peyton, which pretty much guaranteed a win. I have never seen another defensive coach routinely shut down the opposition's biggest threat nearly as often as Belichick did. That has to count for something, especially playoff time.

He should be fired for trading what became JPJ for Chase Claypool.

If that is correct wow 65%-70% slot or out wide to me makes one a WR. Heck Mike Evans at 6-5 231 is bigger than Brock Bowers, DK Metcalf almost is also. We will see going forward but Brock Bowers just seems like too much of a tweener to be considered a straight up TE. Real interesting will be Colston Loveland, if he will be moved around and in the slot, will people call him a WR or not and will he be as productive as Bowers was last year. Then again it is really just teams playing two TEs and one of the two usually can block a bit. Even the Bengals do it with Sample/All as the blockers and Gesicki as the basketball player team who can go up and get it. Oronde Gadsden II is another rookie, basically was a slot WR in college and will be in that same role as a "TE". He is taller at 6-5 though but will be in multiple TE formations, same with the Ravens but they have Ricard who is the blocker then Andrews and Likely are the two flex guys, granted Ricard is more of a HB or FB.

Or a guy who's buried because he's not a good system fit.

Wowzers. That's tough to see.

Ei Willits and Jamie Arnold seem to be what it’ll come down too. The one thing that seems to be the consensus among “experts” is the Cardinals don’t really have any interest in Seth Hernandez, which I’m not sure I agree With. I’d take Seth over Arnold. But oh well, Willits is a very good prospect. Sounds like other than power he’s got 55 grades across the board and being only 17 years old no one really knows what kind of pop he’s going to develop into. I give it like a 52% Willits, 45% Arnold and 3% anyone else.

It’s a good question. How are there so many mattress stores? It isn’t YouTube ad revenue I can tell you that. Wouldn’t even pay one producer working from home given their numbers. I suspect, but don’t know, that it is funded by a group of investors and are operating at or near a loss hoping to emerge as dominant in new media era and become profitable down the line. They have a lot more sponsors now. So they probably have some decent money coming in. But to support that many employees? A studio in the city? I doubt it. But like i said, I don’t really know. It would be interesting to find out.