Ravens feature players 90 through 81 in top 100 countdown
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 9:26 AM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026
The Baltimore Ravens continue their Top 100 countdown, highlighting players ranked from 90 to 81. This group includes Alex Collins, a key rusher in 2017, and Mike Wallace, who made significant contributions as a wide receiver. Courtney Upshaw, a first-round pick, and Jim Leonhard, an undrafted free agent, are also recognized for their impactful roles in the franchise's success. Gus Edwards and Brandon Carr add to the list, noted for their durability and production. The rankings celebrate players who, while not superstars, played vital roles in defining the Ravens' identity over the years.
- •Alex Collins ranks No. 90, led the team in rushing in 2017.
- •Mike Wallace at No. 89 had 124 receptions and 10 touchdowns.
- •Courtney Upshaw, No. 88, key contributor in Super Bowl XLVII.
- •Gus Edwards, No. 86, rushed for over 5,000 yards with the Ravens.
- •Brandon Carr, No. 85, provided stability in the secondary for four seasons.
- 9:38 AMYahoo Sports — Ravens Top 100 players ever: Pro Bowl talent fills spots 80 through 71
- 9:26 AMYahoo Sports — Ravens Top 100 ranking: Tough defenders headline players 90 through 81
"The Ravens Top 100 continues with hard-hitting safeties, productive veterans and key contributors who helped Baltimore win games and championships.
"The Ravens Top 100 continues with Pro Bowl performers, key starters and versatile contributors who helped define multiple eras in Baltimore.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJul 5, 2026, 9:38 AMRavens Top 100 players ever: Pro Bowl talent fills spots 80 through 71
The Ravens Top 100 continues with Pro Bowl performers, key starters and versatile contributors who helped define multiple eras in Baltimore.
- Yahoo SportsJul 3, 2026, 9:26 AMRavens Top 100 ranking: Tough defenders headline players 90 through 81
The Ravens Top 100 continues with hard-hitting safeties, productive veterans and key contributors who helped Baltimore win games and championships.
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