Well, we know that Pat is in the top-5, Kelce and Hill both will be in the top-20, so who's left? Jones? Probably top 25? Matthieu? Top 30 at least.
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I'll guess Tyrann. I don't see how Jones could be lower than last year when he was ranked #36.
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Has to be Mathieu.
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#59 is Odell Beckham, Jr. He's down from #23 last year. He's going to hit somebody.
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Kind of crazy the difference between how teams value tackles and these rankings.
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I have a theory that there's an inherent problem in their voting system. Players are going to identify guys that they go up against. DBs will disproportionately identify WRs and QBs, QBs will identify pass rushers and CBs, etc. I think some positions like the Oline and interior defensive positions will get fewer votes just because they interact with fewer opponents play after play.
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#58 is Kirk Cousins.

This list is a very powerful confirmation of how valuable Patrick Mahomes II is, as if we didn't already know that.
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I can no longer imagine going into the playoffs with a Kirk Cousins or Ryan Tannehill and hoping that he has a career day so you can get to the next game, since that's what it's going to take.
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#57 is Davante Adams. They're loading up the Packers in the past dozen picks.
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#56 is DeForest Buckner, the guy who's a little too slow to stop the Wasp.
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#55 is Zack Martin, who is the key to the Cowboys offense.
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#54 is Stefon Diggs. He's a Bill now, so ... good luck with that.
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#53 is our old friend Marcus Peters. He'll be traded soon for the guy who's ranked #346.
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#52 is our man CHRIS JONES!

I'm surprised he's not higher.
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Mike Daniels describes Jones as a friendly bully. Melvin Ingram describes him as "a dawg".
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