#nfl 100

[chlostertalks]

And we’re about the same age. Brazy.

Photos: @SportsCenter, @ESPN, @TexasTechFB

[the-football-chick]

🐐🐐

[nazrigar]

Welp... todays’ the day! The 1st seeds enter the Playoffs!

It feels so good to see the Niners be contenders once again, as well as seeing the meteoric rise of the Baltimore Ravens.

Batch 1: Titans and Texans

Batch 2: Seahawks and Vikings

[blackdisneyprince]

[townienews]

New England Patriots on Twitter

“1⃣2⃣ = 1⃣. The greatest of all-time tops the #NFLTop100: https://t.co/rtkanHVS5l”

ICYFMI - no, not Brady being named #1 player in the NFL Top 100. if you didsn't know that then turn in your card and delete your account. No, this seven minutes of pure Patsporn that is the @patriots tribute to TFB getting #1. I mean, come on! Beer being selected the #1 beverage was less of a no-brainah! Oh, disagree? TFB - too fahkin bad! Plenty of people did, and you can read them getting their outta wehack social media bitch on here --> http://offthemonstersports.com/2017/06/nfl-top-100-hilarious-twitter-reactions-to-tom-brady-being-crowned-1/ Again, we got it good. The best! Don't regret anything that happened before, or that you may miss later in life. You're alive during the Tom Brady Era. That's all you need to know.

[chlostertalks]

Graduates from St. Aug. Switches from 14 to 7. Fifth in Heisman voting. Lost the National Championship. Kicked off the football team the next season. Road to redemption in Houston. Selected in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft. Torn ACLs. Makes his way back to Houston. Leaves for Kansas City. Watches college team win the National Championship. Becomes a Super Bowl Champion.

Congrats to my favorite college football player of all time, Tyrann Mathieu, to his fiancée Sydni, and to his kids.

[nazrigar]

The last batch for now! I’ll be saving more drawings once the playoffs are over! Coincidentally, they also represents the winners of Sunday’s divisional rounds, the Chiefs and the Packers!

Time to copy pasta from my DeviantArt

By *far* the hardest to think about when thinking up of a good design for each.

For KC it's because, well, they're called the Chiefs, and are named *specifically* because of Kansas' large population of Native Americans (and the fact that the mayor of Kansas City (1963) was nicknamed, "The Chiefs"). So the logic behind this design comes down to the fact that the mascot for the chiefs is K.C. Wolf, while one of Kansas' Native cultures are the Cheyenne people. With the Cheyenne, comes 5 "Military Societies", and one of said societies are the Dog Soldiers. The Gray Wolf is one of the OG doggos, so I thought it'd make for a good reference. The Packers is slightly easier: He's a 1920s blue collar worker mixed in with with one of the Packers' founders: Curly Lambeau.

Batch 1: Titans and Texans

Batch 2: Seahawks and Vikings

Batch 3: Ravens and Niners.

[thefauxsport]

How do you feel about where the players ranked these QBs?

Also, here’s an article about how the voting works:

How Does the NFL Top 100 Actually Work?

Every summer, the NFL releases a list of its 100 best players, as selected by their peers. How does the voting happen? Who’s in charge of co