PFN's Top 100 List Highlights Disconnect for Bills and Chiefs

As the NFL prepares for the upcoming season, Pro Football Network's annual Top 100 player rankings have generated discussion, particularly regarding the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Despite being widely regarded as one of the top contenders in the AFC, the Bills only had two players recognized on the prestigious list. This overlooks the team's consistent performance and the presence of star quarterback Josh Allen, a former MVP, who is typically seen as a cornerstone for any team's Super Bowl aspirations.

The Chiefs, on the other hand, saw a significant drop in representation following a disappointing 2025 campaign that saw them finish with a 6-11 record and fail to reach the postseason. This marks a stark contrast to their previous three consecutive Super Bowl appearances, including two victories. The reduction to just three players on the Top 100 list reflects the team's uncharacteristic struggles last year.

The disparity in rankings between two of the league's prominent franchises raises questions about the criteria used and the perceived trajectory of these teams. While the Bills are poised for another strong season, the Chiefs face the challenge of rebuilding their image and performance after a significant downturn.