The NFL Top 100 is just about done with its latest edition. The list is not meaningful in any way other than it incites discussion during a dead period of football news — which is what is happening. Right now. As I write this and eventually as you read this. That’s it, but let’s do it anyway.
In case you missed it, Russell Wilson came in at 11, the highest ranking of his career despite some murmur that the 2018 leader in touchdowns had a down year. You could argue Wilson as higher or lower, but like all things, that’s relative.