Jackson's 69th ranking in Top 100 is too low for an elite QB; voting process flawed.
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Jackson's ranking at 69 in the 2026 NFL Top 100 is viewed as too low by Garofalo; he remains a special player and is excited about the Declan Doyle offense, which could boost his ranking. The ranking is contextualized against his MVP-caliber status and the fact that he was voted the number one overall player just six years prior, suggesting the Top 100 voting process struggles to properly rank elite quarterbacks.
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Lamar at 69... 69 is too low... he's still a special player... excited by this Declan Doyle offense... We're not six years removed from Lamar being voted the number one overall player.
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- Jackson's ranking at 69 in the 2026 NFL Top 100 is viewed as too low by Garofalo; he remains a special player and is excited about the Declan Doyle offense, which could boost his ranking. The ranking is contextualized against his MVP-caliber status and the fact that he was voted the number one overall player just six years prior, suggesting the Top 100 voting process struggles to properly rank elite quarterbacks.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Lamar Jackson (QB BAL). Jackson's 69th ranking in Top 100 is too low for an elite QB; voting process flawed.
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