The NFL Top 100 is an annual NFL Network series, produced by NFL Films, that counts down the league's top players based on votes cast by their fellow players. It premiered in 2011 following a one-off 2010 all-time greats special, with each season releasing ten episodes to reveal the rankings, starting at #100 and ending with the league's best player. Quarterback Tom Brady holds the record for the most number-one selections with four (2011, 2017, 2018, 2022), while Patrick Mahomes is the only other player to top the list multiple times (2021, 2023). Non-quarterbacks who have been voted #1 include running back Adrian Peterson (2013), defensive end J. J. Watt (2015), defensive tackle Aaron Donald (2019), wide receiver Tyreek Hill (2024), and running back Saquon Barkley (2025). Despite its popularity, the series has faced criticism from players like D. J. Humphries and Andrew Whitworth, who have called it a "joke" and questioned whether players genuinely vote, while critics point to recency bias and unclear selection criteria.