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Jordyn Brooks and Courtland Sutton Land Side-by-Side on NFL Top 100

Peers rewarded Brooks' tackle-leading All-Pro year and Sutton's 1,000-yard season as signs of rising value that could alter their roles on Miami and Denver.

Overview

  • Bleacher Report's peer-voted NFL Top 100, revealed Tuesday, placed Miami linebacker Jordyn Brooks at No. 67 and Denver receiver Courtland Sutton at No. 68.
  • Sutton earned the ranking after a 2025 regular season with 74 catches for 1,017 yards and seven touchdowns and after scoring Denver's lone touchdown in the AFC title game.
  • Sutton is a 30-year-old who signed a reported $92 million extension last summer and now faces a changed target landscape following Denver's addition of Jaylen Waddle.
  • Brooks was an All-Pro after leading the NFL with 183 tackles while adding 3.5 sacks and 13 tackles for loss, and he drew praise in positional rankings that compared his skill set to a young Demario Davis.
  • The Top 100 placement serves as a peer snapshot that could affect perception, pay and usage next season, with reporters noting possible role shifts for Sutton and trade or contract implications for Brooks as Miami rebuilds.