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2,388,728,490
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$1,423,222,590
402,751
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Closed: Sep 2, 10:53 AM EST
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A designated player will receive the third-highest ranking on the NFL Top 100 List for 2026, reflecting their status among the league's three most elite performers according to peer voting.
Resolution is based on the official NFL Top 100 List for 2026, which is voted on exclusively by active NFL players as published by the Governing League. Each market outcome corresponds to a specific player, and resolves to Yes if that player is ranked exactly #3 on the final published list.
On Kalshi, Pro Football Top 100 List: #3 Ranked Player is priced as a binary or multi-outcome contract reflecting the probability that a specific player finishes at rank three. On Kalshi, prices reflect that venue's order book, liquidity, and how traders price the outcome right now. Traders buy and sell shares at prices between 0 and 100 cents, with each cent representing a one percent probability. As new information emerges—player performance, injury reports, or media rankings—the price adjusts in real time. Higher prices indicate stronger market belief that a player will claim the #3 spot, while lower prices suggest skepticism.
The Pro Football Top 100 List: #3 Ranked Player market resolves on Sep 9, 2026. Resolution is determined by the official Pro Football Top 100 list announcement, which ranks the league's best players based on voting by current NFL players. The market will settle once the authoritative ranking is published and the third-ranked player is confirmed. Until that date, odds will fluctuate based on player performance, media commentary, and trader expectations about who will ultimately receive the #3 designation.
Several catalysts could shift odds for the #3 ranking. Standout playoff performances or Super Bowl success by a candidate player would boost their ranking prospects. Conversely, injuries, suspensions, or poor performance could diminish their chances. Media rankings, analyst commentary, and leaked voting information often move markets as resolution approaches. Off-field controversies or trades can also influence voter sentiment. Additionally, breakout seasons from unexpected contenders or consensus shifts among player voters may reallocate probability across the field, creating trading opportunities as the official announcement date nears.