New players joined the top 10, which means others dropped out. Here's who's trying to get back.

The Los Angeles Rams revamped their defense this offseason, adding Myles Garrett, Trent McDuffie, and Jaylen Watson to a unit that already ranked top-five in PFN’s Defense Impact metric last season. While the Rams have a strong argument for the title of the NFL’s best defense,

The NFL may be more offense-centric than ever before, but the old adage "defense wins championships" is as true as ever—the last two Super Bowls are proof of that.

Take a look at where Ravens players have landed thus far in offseason NFL player rankings, including ESPN’s annual rankings.

Similarly, Shedeur Sanders had one of the worst runs as a starter not just in 2025, but in NFL history. This gives him a lot more wiggle room to move up, but it can’t be reflected at this time. If you’re feeling mad about these rankings,