(last updated on January 18, 2026)

Fly Eagles fly … on the road to victory! The Philadelphia Eagles have one of the most passionate, disgruntled, and tortured fan bases in the NFL. I know because I am part of it. Although they couldn’t repeat, the City of Brotherly Love is still kind of basking in the glow of a statement victory at Super Bowl LIX over the Chiefs. Started in 1933, the franchise has only won five championships, but they have been close many times. They are fifth all time in regular-season victories (649) and sixth in postseason wins (29). Since 2000, only the New England Patriots have had more conference championship appearances than the Eagles. This franchise has had some of football’s most legendary names, but this list will just focus on the signal-callers. Who are the best QBs in the history of Franklin Field, Veterans Stadium, and Lincoln Financial Field? Some of these slingers made the cut because they put up big numbers, and others made the cut because they led their team to championship glory. Before someone gets thrown in jail at the Vet, here are some of the top quarterbacks in Philadelphia Eagles history.

Jalen Hurts

Jalen Alexander Hurts

Position: QB Throws: Right

6-1, 223lb (185cm, 101kg)

Team: Philadelphia Eagles

Born: August 7, 1998 in Houston, TX (Age: 27-164d)

College: Alabama, Oklahoma  (College Stats)

Weighted Career AV (100-95-…): 79 (464th overall since 1960)

High School: Channelview (TX)

Draft: Philadelphia Eagles in the 2nd round (53rd overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

Instagram: jalenhurts

• 2x Pro Bowl
• 1x SB Champ
• SB LIX MVP
• 2022 Bert Bell Award

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SUMMARY

2025

Career

G

16

93

AV

13

88

QBrec

11-5-0

57-25-0

Cmp%

64.8

64.4

Yds

3224

17891

Y/A

7.1

7.5

TD

25

110

Int

6

45

FantPt

299.1

1769.3

After his triumphant performance in Super Bowl LIX, Jalen Hurts had to be added this list of the top quarterbacks in Philadelphia Eagles history. In his five seasons as the starting QB for the Birds, he has a regular-season record of 57-25 with a playoff trip every season. That includes six postseason wins, two Super Bowl appearances, and a Lombardi Trophy. His career numbers are rock solid: completion % (64.4), passing TDs to INTs (110-45), passing yards (17,891), Y/C (11.6), and passer rating (94.4). An extremely mobile quarterback, Hurts already has four seasons of 600+ rushing yards. This beneficiary of the Brotherly Shove also has 318 rushing first downs and 63 rushing TDs (third in NFL history). To double down, he is already the all-time playoff leader in rushing TDs for a QB with 10. The reigning Super Bowl MVP outdueled Patrick Mahomes with a 119.7 passer rating, a 77.3 completion %, 2 passing TDs, and a tush-push TD to get the Eagles their second Super Bowl title. Jalen Hurts often gets ranked behind Allen, Burrow, and Jackson in QB debates, but he has something not one of them has, and that makes him one of the top quarterbacks ever for the Philadelphia Eagles.

(last updated on December 27, 2025)

The offensive line acts as the wall protecting the quarterback and the engine to create running lanes, and right guards play a crucial role in this formidable structure. These unsung heroes anchor the right side, locking horns with defensive tackles and linebackers. This post delves into the realm of the NFL’s greatest right guards of all time.

We’ll journey through gridiron history, uncovering the legendary figures whose dominance and skill cemented their place in football lore. From dominant run blockers to impeccable pass protectors, we’ll analyze their impact on the game and dissect their unique play styles.

So, coddle down in your best three-point stance, be prepared to fire out, and be awestruck by the feats of these remarkable athletes. Let’s unveil the best NFL right guards of all time!

(last updated on January 17, 2026)

In Part Five, we met the first wave of legendary quarterbacks who dominated the NFL’s All-Time Top 100 list. These masters of the gridiron, with their pinpoint accuracy, strategic brilliance, and clutch performances, left fans in awe and redefined the quarterback position.

The NFL’s All-Time Top 100 list isn’t just a collection of legendary names; it’s a pantheon of gridiron gods who redefined the game. But among these titans, one position reigns supreme – the quarterback. These signal-callers are the orchestrators, the maestros conducting symphony-like plays that leave fans breathless.

A few years ago, the NFL released a list called the NFL 100. It was a media frenzy and stirred controversy and discussion as only the NFL can. For our list, we will consult the NFL’s choices but also use the power of Stathead Football and its approximate value and fantasy rankings data to provide a top 100 of the NFL’s best players. With so many deserving players, crafting a list of the top 100 is a meticulous process. We’ll tackle it by position groups and in multiple posts. We’ll have a compelling 100 to discuss by the end, sparking lively conversations among NFL fans. We are entering the final leg to round out the top one hundred players who were chosen.

(last updated on January 16, 2026)

The Greatest Rushers in NFL History

The NFL’s All-Time Top 100 list isn’t just a ranking; it’s a pantheon of legends – the running backs who carved through defenses like a hot knife through butter. This piece will delve into the dynamic rushers who graced the gridiron and displayed their offensive brilliance. We’ll meet the elusive running backs who left defenders grasping at air with their shifty moves and explosive speed. Prepare to be transported back through NFL history as we explore the careers of these offensive powerhouses. These running backs redefined the game and forever etched their names in this prestigious ranking.

This article takes a deep dive into the prestigious NFL Top 100 list, a dynamic ranking meticulously compiled by current and former players, coaches, and media experts mixed with the database values of Pro-Football-Reference. We’ll unravel the criteria distinguishing the elite from the exceptional, examining factors like on-field dominance, leadership qualities, and lasting impact on the game.

A few years ago, the NFL released a list called the NFL 100. It was a media frenzy and stirred controversy and discussion as only the NFL can. For our list, we will consult the NFL’s choices but also use the power of Stathead Football and its approximate value and fantasy rankings data to provide a top 100 of the NFL’s best players.

With so many deserving players, crafting a list of the NFL top 100 players is daunting. We’ll tackle it by position groups and in multiple posts. We’ll have a compelling 100 to discuss by the end, sparking lively conversations among NFL fans. We are entering the final leg to round out the top 100 players chosen.

So, please sit back, relax, and join us as we delve into Part 4 of the definitive NFL’s Top 100 list: the best players of all time. This exploration promises to ignite debates, rekindle memories of legendary plays, and solidify your understanding of the men who have truly shaped the game we love.

(last updated on January 16, 2026)

Backers, Tight Ends, Safeties, and More

Forget the quarterbacks for a moment. The NFL’s symphony of violence and athleticism wouldn’t be complete without the tenacious blitzers who hunt quarterbacks, the mismatch nightmares at tight end, the dazzling route runners who leave defenders in their dust, and the lockdown corners who silence aerial assaults. In the NFL’s Top 100, where legends are ranked and legacies debated, these unsung heroes – the linebackers, tight ends, receivers, and defensive backs – take center stage. Let’s delve into the pantheon of these gridiron warriors, exploring the all-time greats who redefined their positions and forever changed the way the game is played.

This article takes a deep dive into the prestigious NFL Top 100 list, a dynamic ranking meticulously compiled by current and former players, coaches, and media experts mixed with the database values of Pro-Football-Reference. We’ll unravel the criteria that distinguish the elite from the exceptional, examining factors like on-field dominance, leadership qualities, and lasting impact on the game.

Prepare to embark on a journey through time, encountering iconic shutdown defenders who haunted opposing offenses and electrifying receivers who defied expectations. This list encompasses the best of the best, from the gridiron warriors of yesteryear to the modern-day superstars.

So, please sit back, relax, and join us as we delve into Part 3 of the definitive NFL’s Top 100 list: the best players of all time. This exploration promises to ignite debates, rekindle memories of legendary plays, and solidify your understanding of the men who have truly shaped the game we love.

A few years ago, the NFL released a list called the NFL 100. It was a media frenzy and stirred controversy and discussion as only the NFL can. For our list, we will consult the NFL’s choices but also use the power of Stathead Football and its approximate value and fantasy rankings data to provide a top 100 of the NFL’s best players.

It is a complex set of choices to make when making a list of the top 100 when there are so many qualified players deserving of the honor. Let’s do it by position groups and in multiple posts, and when we are finished, we will have a nice 100 to chat about.

We fondly call this the “thumper section,” filled with tight ends, offensive two-position stars, safeties, and backers, which fit the bill in this section.

(last updated on January 15, 2026)

Receivers and Cornerbacks

The battle between offense and defense hinges on a thrilling clash in the aerial chess match that is professional football. On one side, the charismatic gunslingers and acrobatic wideouts orchestrate passing attacks designed to dissect defenses. On the other hand, lockdown corners and ball-hawking safeties stand as the last line, and their every move is dedicated to thwarting those aerial assaults. This article dives into the legends who have dominated these positions: the shutdown cornerbacks who turned receivers into ghosts and the record-breaking wideouts who soared over defenders with unparalleled grace. We’ll explore the all-time greats who redefined their roles, forever altering the game’s landscape and leaving fans breathless with their on-field artistry.

We will take a deep dive into the prestigious NFL Top 100 list, a dynamic ranking meticulously compiled by current and former players, coaches, and media experts mixed with the database values of Pro-Football-Reference. We’ll unravel the criteria that distinguish the elite from the exceptional, examining factors like on-field dominance, leadership qualities, and lasting impact on the game.

Prepare to embark on a journey through time, encountering iconic shutdown defenders who haunted opposing offenses and electrifying receivers who defied expectations. This list encompasses the best of the best, from the gridiron warriors of yesteryear to the modern-day superstars.

So, please sit back, relax, and join us as we delve into Part 2 of the definitive NFL’s Top 100 list: the best players of all time. This exploration promises to ignite debates, rekindle memories of legendary plays, and solidify your understanding of the men who have truly shaped the game we love.

A few years ago, the NFL released a list called the NFL 100. It was a media frenzy and stirred controversy and discussion as only the NFL can. For our list, we will consult the NFL’s choices but also use the power of Stathead Football and its approximate value and fantasy rankings data to provide a top 100 of the NFL’s best players.

It is a complex set of choices to make when making a list of the top 100 when there are so many qualified players deserving of the honor. Let’s do it by position groups and in multiple posts, and when we are finished, we will have a nice 100 to chat about.

(last updated on January 15, 2026)

The NFL is a league steeped in legendary figures whose feats of athleticism and tactical brilliance have left an indelible mark on the gridiron. But who truly stands above the rest? Who deserves to be enshrined in the pantheon of the NFL’s greatest players ever?

This article explores a portion of the prestigious NFL Top 100 list, a dynamic ranking compiled by current and former players, coaches, and media experts. We’ll dissect the criteria that separate the elite from the exceptional, exploring factors like dominance on the field, leadership qualities, and lasting impact on the game.

Prepare to embark on a journey through time, encountering iconic quarterbacks who orchestrated game-winning drives, shutdown defenders who haunted opposing offenses, and electrifying running backs who defied expectations. This list encompasses the best of the best, from the gridiron warriors of yesteryear to the modern-day superstars.

So, please sit back, relax, and join us as we delve into Part 1 of the definitive NFL’s Top 100 list: the best players of all time. This exploration promises to ignite debates, rekindle memories of legendary plays, and solidify your understanding of the men who have truly shaped the game we love.

A few years ago, the NFL released a list called the NFL 100. It was a media frenzy and stirred controversy and discussion as only the NFL can. For our list, we will consult the NFL’s choices but also use the power of Stathead Football and its approximate value and fantasy rankings data to provide a top 100 of the NFL’s best players.

It is a complex set of choices to make when making a list of the top 100 when there are so many qualified players deserving of the honor. Let’s do it by position groups and in multiple posts, and when we are finished, we will have a nice 100 to chat about.

First up are the big guys in the trenches on both sides of the ball.

(last updated on January 12, 2026)

What has happened to the once celebrated fullback position in today’s NFL? You can more easily find plasma televisions than fullbacks in the modern pro game. With the emphasis on high-octane passing attacks, fullbacks have virtually been phased out in the league. Many coaches go with three tight ends or an H-back on a roster over a traditional fullback. Gone are the days of the I-formation alignment in the backfield. The once predictable fullback dive in short yardage situations is no more. There was a time when every team had a selfless battering ram who would be the lead blocker for the main running back. Fullbacks would get some carries and catch the occasional pass out of the backfield. This player would take a beating and didn’t typically get the publicity of other skilled-position guys, but they had the respect and admiration of their peers.

Let’s be nostalgic and identify some of these men. For the sake of this exercise, fullbacks won’t typically be your workhorse guy. Jim Brown, a true legend and maybe the greatest running back ever, is technically listed as a fullback, as is Larry Csonka and Franco Harris, so featured backs like that will not be included on this list. Don’t expect to see eye-popping numbers with this group … just grit, power, and determination. So, in the spirit of Kyle Juszczyk, here are some of the best fullbacks in NFL history.

(last updated on December 24, 2025)

The offensive line acts as the wall protecting the quarterback and creating running lanes, and left guards play a crucial role in this formidable structure. These unsung heroes anchor the left side, locking horns with defensive tackles and linebackers. This post delves into the realm of the NFL’s greatest left guards of all time.

We’ll journey through gridiron history, uncovering the legendary figures whose dominance and skill cemented their place in football lore. From dominant run blockers to impeccable pass protectors, we’ll analyze their impact on the game and dissect their unique play styles.

So, settle down in your best three-point stance, be prepared to fire out, and be awestruck by the feats of these remarkable athletes. Let’s unveil the best NFL left guards of all time!

(last updated on January 13, 2026)

In the gladiator arena of the NFL, the quarterback reigns supreme. But without his loyal guardian on the right side, his reign can be short-lived. Enter the offensive right tackle, a stalwart warrior tasked with a protecting the quarterback and creating running lanes. These titans of the offensive line excel in the trenches, wielding their strength, technique, and unwavering focus to neutralize some of the league’s most ferocious pass rushers.

Today, we embark on a journey through gridiron history, unveiling the legendary right tackles who kept quarterbacks upright and paved the way for offensive dominance.  From the immovable mountains who anchored rushing attacks to the nimble technicians who neutralized elite speed rushers, get ready to be introduced to the pantheon of the NFL’s most dominant right tackles.  Who will claim the top spot?  Let the debate begin!