Previously, on the NFL Top 100 Players list, Adrian Amos and Damon Harrison just cracked the select club. You can view numbers 100-91 here.
Now, we quickly get into the rest of the list, starting with number 90. Here is the second installment of my own rendition of the NFL's Top 100 Players in 2019.
90. Ronnie Stanley
The next player to make the list is the Baltimore Ravens' left tackle, Ronnie Stanley. He has turned into one of the league's best tackles the past three seasons.
Protecting Lamar Jackson will be a main focus for the Ravens' offense. Stanley excels at pass protection. According to PFF, Stanley allowed a pressure rate of just 3.5% in 2018 (second in the NFL).
89. Derrick Henry
The Tennessee Titans turned to their running game in 2018 to help their offense. Their backfield was led by Derrick Henry, who had by far the best season in his NFL career.
Even at 6-foot-3, nearly 250 pounds, Henry was a small blip on teams' radars in his first two seasons in the NFL. In 2018, Henry rushed for 1,059 yards and 12 touchdowns, including a 99-yard scamper.
88. Cameron Heyward
Among the NFL”s best interior defenders is Cameron Heyward of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Heyward works as a 3-4 defensive end in Pittsburgh's base defense but is constantly moved around to wreak havoc.
In the last two seasons, Heyward has taken his play to another level. Heyward has racked up 20 sacks, 26 tackles for loss, 40 hits on the quarterback, and three forced fumbles in the last two seasons combined.
87. Kareem Hunt
The Kansas City Chiefs' offense was steamrolling through the NFL with Kareem Hunt in the backfield. Unfortunately, several off-field incidents caused the Chiefs to part with the young running back.
Before being cut, Hunt rushed for 824 yards and seven scores on the ground in 11 games. He also added seven touchdowns through the air. Now he will play for the Cleveland Browns.
86. Marlon Humphrey
Among the league's best up-and-coming cornerbacks, Marlon Humphrey may take the crown. The Ravens' young cornerback has continually improved over the last two years and could ascend to stardom in 2019.
In 2017, Humphrey began his career by intercepting two passes and getting 11 deflections. Humphrey delivered another impressive season in 2018 with two interceptions and 15 deflections.
85. Joey Bosa
The Los Angeles Chargers have one of the best pass-rushing tandems in the NFL with Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram. Bosa is one of the best young sack artists in the NFL when healthy.
Injuries have been an issue in Bosa's young career. The Chargers' defensive end has missed 15 games in three seasons. If Bosa can stay suited up for the Chargers, he can leap into the conversation of best pass rushers in the NFL in 2019.
84. Kawann Short
One of the best run defenders in the NFL resides with the Carolina Panthers. Kawann Short has been one of the most versatile defensive tackles in the NFL in the past few seasons.
Now, Short will need to use his versatility to adjust to playing as a 3-4 defensive end in 2019. Last season, Short had three sacks, 12 tackles for loss, and seven hits on the quarterback.
83. Andrew Whitworth
The Los Angeles Rams have one of the best left tackles in the NFL to protect Jared Goff's blindside. Andrew Whitworth may not be the same player he was five years ago, but his production is still impressive.
Last season, Whitworth allowed just 33 total pressures in 601 pass-blocking snaps. Even at 37 years old, Whitworth is able to maul defenders off the edge and will do so again in 2019.
82. Nick Chubb
The Browns found an instant contributor to their offense in 2018. Nick Chubb entered the year as the backup but quickly took the starting role from Carlos Hyde.
As a result, Cleveland traded Hyde to the Jacksonville Jaguars, leaving the bulk of the carries for Chubb. In his rookie season last year, Chubb rushed for 996 yards and eight touchdowns.
81. Frank Clark
Edge rushers are a hot commodity in today's NFL even though the Seattle Seahawks traded Frank Clark this offseason. Clark is heading to the Chiefs to continue showcasing his dominance off the edge.
In the last three seasons, Clark has become one of the best edge rushers in the NFL. Clark has tallied 32 sacks, 31 tackles for loss, 66 quarterback hits, and seven forced fumbles in the past three seasons.
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