NFL Network released another batch in the "Top 100: Players of 2012," and the Weeble Wobble came in at No. 62.

Justin Tuck, the Giants defensive captain, ranked a spot ahead of Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley (63) and one behind Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers (61).

Defensive end Osi Umenyiora and former Giant and current Redskin Barry Cofield talked about Tuck in the latest installment, which aired numbers 61-70 as voted on by current players.

"Tuck is, Tuck is just, Tuck is a monster, man," said Umenyiora, choosing the right word to describe his teammate. "His leverage, his balance, the way he's able to get up under people – we call him the Weeble Wobble."

"Weeble Wobbles, they wobble but they don't fall down," Cofield chimed in. "You'll see him get ping-ponged, knocked all around, but he keeps his balance so he can make some big plays."

Tuck, who ranked No. 60 in last season's edition, finished the regular season with 37 tackles and 5.0 sacks in 12 games played. Battling injuries the entire year, Tuck got healthy at the right time and recorded 1.5 sacks in the NFC Championship in San Francisco and another 2.0 in Super Bowl XLVI.

"That's Justin," said Cofield, who was drafted by the Giants and played from 2006-10 with the team. "He's going to play through pain. He's the captain out there. I think he feels the responsibility to go out there and fight. You could see he was physically not where he wanted to be, not where you're used to seeing him. But he's a guy who still goes out there and fights and when he's on the field, he's going to fight hard for 60 minutes."

Umenyiora agrees, but he would never give Tuck the satisfaction of his praise in the notorious defensive line meetings. 

"Our defensive line room is crazy, first of all," Umenyiora said. "It's a bunch of talking down to each other, talking bad about each other – the things you hear in that room you would think we would be fighting every day but we're not. I'd never really say this to him, but he's an outstanding football player."

"He's a selfless guy, he's a great athlete and he's an extremely versatile player," Cofield concluded. "And he's one of the best."

Here's the list of the Top 100 so far:

100. RB Chris Johnson, Titans
101. C Ryan Kalil, Panthers
102. RB Willis McGahee, Broncos
103. OT Donald Penn, Buccaneers
104. LB D'Qwell Jackson, Browns
105. QB Tim Tebow, Jets
106. RB Marshawn Lynch, Seahawks
107. CB Cortland Finnegan, Rams
108. FB John Kuhn, Packers
109. QB Tony Romo, Cowboys

90. WR Hakeem Nicks, Giants
89. DE Dwight Freeney, Colts
88. RB Michael Turner, Falcons
87. LB London Fletcher, Redskins
86. RB Darren Sproles, Saints
85. LB NaVorro Bowman, 49ers
84. DE Chris Long, Rams
83. RB Fred Jackson, Bills
82. OT Joe Thomas, Browns
81. DT Vince Wilfork, Patriots

80. WR Jordy Nelson, Packers
81. Nnamdi Asomugha, Eagles
82. LB Derrick Johnson, Chiefs
83. WR A.J. Green, Bengals
84. OL Carl Nicks, Buccaneers
85. TE Jason Witten, Cowboys
86. QB Joe Flacco, Ravens
87. CB Johnathan Joseph Texans
88. LB Lance Briggs, Bears
89. WR DeSean Jackson, Eagles

70. QB Michael Vick, Eagles
71. CB Carolos Rogers, 49ers
72. DE Elvis Dumervil, Broncos
73. OT Joe Staley, 49ers
74. S Earl Thomas, Seahawks
75. WR Roddy White, Falcons
76. G Logan Mankins, Patriots
77. LB LaMarr Woodley, Steelers
    62. DE Justin Tuck, Giants
78. QB Philip Rivers, Chargers

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