I feel like the Mike Danels comment is a reprint from last year. I swear I heard that description before.
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Some dude was saying that if Chris Jones plays the 49ers again they might get a restraining order on him because he was beating them up so bad.
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The top 53 should be all Chiefs.
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#51 is Todd Gurley. I thought he was dead.
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The Chiefs earned all 53 Super Bowl rings in 2020, so that makes sense.
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#50 is Darius Leonard, not Darius the king of ancient Persia.
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@NFL this bologna.... Keep this same energy!! #52 https://t.co/CdUGnchT6o

— Chris Jones (@StoneColdJones) July 28, 2020

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Someone just described Leonard's personality as "annoying". Didn't catch who.
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Heh. Chris Jones is watching. It looks like he wasn't happy about sliding down the list a bit.
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NFL Networks announces Chiefs are not favored to "repeat the feat"
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#49 is ... what the ... what on earth do people see in Amari Cooper? That guy's a nothing burger! Why on earth does he keep getting escalades like this? And he's moving up the list to boot. I think he's probably 73rd best receiver in the league at best and the 644th best player.
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Even his highlights show him making a catch and then falling over his own feet with no one around him. Amari Cooper on this list is stupefying.
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#48 is Za'Darius Smith, who I think is the first apostrophe-named guy on the list.
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I wonder what Keenan Allen thinks about it
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#47 is the only other apostrophe-named guy, Tre'Davious White. Bills fans claim to be delighted to have him instead of Patrick Mahomes II. In fairness, he is a pretty good player, though.
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