Davante Adams doesn’t sound happy with his NFL Top 100 ranking

Davante Adams, #17, Green Bay Packers, (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
Davante Adams, #17, Green Bay Packers, (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) /
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Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams checked in at No. 57 on the NFL Top 100 list

Whenever the NFL Top 100 rankings come out each season, there’s always sure to be plenty of drama among fans shortly after. People are always furious to see their favorite superstars disrespected in the rankings. But, they’re not the only ones, as players are often annoyed too.

Such is the case for the Green Bay Packers and standout wide receiver Davante Adams. The Pro Bowl wideout checked in at No. 57 on the NFL Top 100 this season. You’re telling us there are 56 players in the league better than him? While fans were shocked, Adams took to Twitter to let everyone know how absurd he thinks his spot is.

Davante Adams and Keenan Allen are both furious with their NFL Top 100 rankings

Can you blame Adams for feeling this way? In his tweet, he referenced Los Angeles Chargers wideout Keenan Allen checking in at No. 77 as being an eye-opener as well. Then, once he saw he was at No. 57, he felt like the rankings were a complete joke.

Allen was furious with his spot too, quickly saying he was better than several other top receivers placed ahead of him. Adams also thinks his ranking was nowhere close to where he belongs, especially with guys like Stefon Diggs and Todd Gurley landing in better positions.

Adams missed multiple games last season due to turf toe, but still hauled in 83 balls from Aaron Rodgers for 997 yards and five touchdowns. The year before, Adams posted 111 receptions for 1,386 yards and 13 scores. He’s also been to the Pro Bowl three straight campaigns.

Packers fans will argue all night that No. 57 isn’t fair for Adams. The superstar player himself isn’t happy right now and will probably use this as motivation to ball out even more this fall. That’s terrible news for the rest of the NFC.

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