As the National Football League unveils its annual Top 100 Players list—voted on exclusively by current players—High School Football America is right where we always are: shining a spotlight on the high school programs and communities that helped shape these stars.
The reveal began on Monday, the same day we revealed the HSFA 300, powered by NFL Play Football.
Here’s how the reveal works, according to NFL.com:
Two players will be revealed at 10 a.m. ET and 11 a.m. ET daily Monday through Friday from June 22-Aug. 21, before one Top 10 player is unveiled each weekday beginning at 10 a.m. ET on Monday, Aug. 24 through Friday, Sept. 4.
Below is each player with facts about their high school career:
2026 NFL Top 100
No. 91 Montez Sweat, DE – Chicago Bears – Stephenson HS (Georgia)
Sweat was a two-way starter at Stephenson, who was recruited as a tight end. He was also a very good basketball player, who averaged 12.3 points, 8.1 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game during his senior campaign.
No. 92 Azeez Al-Shaair, LB – Houston Texans – Hillsborough HS (Florida)
Al-Shaair’s senior state line was incredible — 126 tackles with 6.5 sacks, plus two interceptions with three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. He also blocked six field goals and had a blocked punt.
No. 93 Carson Schwesinger, LB Cleveland Browns – Oaks Christian HS (California)
Schwesinger was a 0-star recruit at Oaks Christian. Last year, he was the NFL’s Defensive Rookie of the Year.
No. 94 Creed Humphrey, C – Kansas City Chiefs – Shawnee HS (Oklahoma)
Humphrey was an outstanding two-way starter at Shawnee and one of the top linemen in the country during his senior season.
No. 95 Demario Davis, OLB – New York Jets – Brandon HS (Mississippi)
Davis mostly played offense (wide receiver) during the early part of his high school career. During his senior season, playing both ways, he recorded 81 tackles with six interceptions.
No. 96 Travis Etienne, RB – New Orleans Saints – Jennings HS (Louisiana)
A 4-star recruiting coming out of Jennings, Etienne scored 39 rushing touchdowns during his senior season while gaining 2,459 yards. Watch some great highlights below.
No. 97 Ernest Jones, LB – Seattle Seahawks – Ware County HS (Georgia)
Jones was an Class AAAAA all-state player during his senior season at Ware County after recording 112 tackles.
No. 98 Bryce Young, QB – Carolina Panthers – Mater Dei HS (California)
During his senior season, Young led Mater Dei to the High School Football America national championship, throwing for 4,528 yards and 58 touchdowns. Young, who started his scholastic career at Cathedral High School in Los Angeles before transferring to MD, finished his high school career with over 13,200 yards passing and 152 TDs.
No. 99 – Quenton Nelson, G – Indianapolis Colts – Red Bank Catholic HS (New Jersey)
After starting his high school career at Holmdel High School in New Jersey, Nelson transferred to Red Bank Catholic where he was also a very good basketball player. The 4-star football recruit average over 12-points a game and 7-rebounds during his senior season.
No. 100 Cameron Jordan, DE – New Orleans Saints – Chandler HS (Arizona)
Jordan recorded 18.5 sacks during his all-state senior season at Chandler. He was also great at throwing the discus, winning the state gold in Class 5a with a throw of 175 ft 7 in during his senior season. Jordan placed tenth in the shot put.
His dad Steve was a tight end in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings and 498 catches with 28 touchdowns.
Below is how the Arizona Republic described his football skills at the end of his senior season
