Last December, seven different Cowboys were named to the 2023 Pro Bowl, based on their performance during the season. Dallas marched to a second consecutive 12-win campaign and to do so meant that there was plenty of individual talent leading the way on the team effort. As the Pro Bowl is a mixture of fan, player and coaches vote, it’s no surprise the NFL 100 list comprised of player opinions, would somewhat mirror the Pro Bowl.
The only question is where players would land within the ranking and if there would be any surprises. Not surprisingly, kick returner Kavontae Turpin did not carry his Pro Bowl nomination over to the top 100. Turpin didn’t do much else last season, as he missed the installation portion of the offseason and wasn’t much of a contributor on offense. He was replaced though, as Dallas still managed to get seven players in the list, and now that No.s 100 through 21 have been revealed, the last remaining question is how high will edge rusher Micah Parsons land.