The PFF Top 101 has been unveiled for the 2016 NFL season, and as ever, there will be some players that had fine seasons who missed the list.
The 101 recognizes the achievements and performance from just a small, elite fraction of the players that got on the field during the season’s 267 regular and playoff games, and simply being on the list is an extremely impressive achievement—however far up or down.
That said, it’s important to note that players that didn’t make the list aren’t automatically bad players, or even players with poor PFF grades—they’re merely seen as less deserving than those that did make it.