Throughout the offseason, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts. When measuring the quarterback’s success, experts, analysts, NFL insiders and executives have argued that he’s simply a product of a talented offense — from falling to No.

Hurts is the seventh Eagles player to be named to this year’s top 100, joining offensive tackle Lane Johnson (No. 23), linebacker Zack Baun (No. 26), wide receiver A.J. Brown (No. 29), defensive tackle Jalen Carter (No. 43), cornerback Quinyon Mitchell (No. 49), defensive back Cooper DeJean (No. 60) and offensive tackle Jordan Mailata (No. 69).

The NFL is releasing its Top 100 players list for the 2025 season. See which Philadelphia Eagles made the list and how high Jalen Hurts is ranked.