Forget the talking heads for a second, because the 2026 NFL Top 100 list, voted on BY players for players, just dropped, and what it says about the Los Angeles Rams is wild: three of their guys are chilling in the top-10. Puka Nacua, Matthew Stafford, and the newly acquired Myles Garrett are all up there, making a statement that really hits different when it comes from their peers. It’s not just those three, either. Davantae Adams, Bryon Young, and Kyren Williams also made the list. This isn’t just a good team on paper, folks, this is a star-filled “super team,” according to the very players who have to line up against them every Sunday.
LA’s New Super Team Vibe Is Real
When a list is voted on by the players themselves, you know it carries some serious weight. It’s a gut check from the guys who actually feel the hits and try to stop these athletes. And what they’re saying is clear: the Rams have pieced together something special. Sure, players can be wrong, and this list might not mean anything on game day, but it definitely tells you which guys other teams are going to be game-planning against hard. We’ve got to find out whether this paper-perfect roster can deliver on the field over the 2026 season, and honestly, we should know real soon.
Myles Garrett Is Here for a Ring
Let’s talk about Myles Garrett, because his story is pure fire. He was absolutely crowned in the Top 10 after a historic season where he set a new NFL single-season sack record on his way to his second Defensive Player of the Year honor. That’s insane! He’s now in the company of legends like Aaron Donald, J.J. Watt, Lawrence Taylor, Ray Lewis, Bruce Smith, Reggie White, Mike Singletary, and Joe Greene, all guys with multiple DPOY awards. He’s racked up six straight Pro Bowls, seven total, five first-team All-Pro selections, and eight consecutive seasons with double-digit sacks, with his rookie year being the only exception at seven. But the biggest move of his year? Landing in Los Angeles this offseason via trade. He did everything he could to elevate his former club in Cleveland, even getting them two playoff appearances, but now, finally, in L.A., he’s got his first real shot at getting a ring.
The Rams are just a week away from kicking off their 2026 season. They’re heading to Melbourne, Australia, to face off against the San Francisco 49ers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on September 11. It’s going to be the first of many regular-season NFL games down under, and you know the rivalries are coming with them. The unofficial depth chart is out, meaning the roster is set. Can this “super team” live up to the hype? We’re about to find out.
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Originally reported by Turf Show Times.
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