Top 100 plays of 2013: Plays 10-1

From now until Sept. 4, "NFL AM" is counting down the top 100 plays from the 2013 season. Tune into "NFL AM" on NFL Network each weekday at 6 a.m. ET to see which play is revealed in the countdown.

Plays No. 10 through No. 1 will be revealed from Aug. 25 to Sept. 4, 2014.

• 100-91
• 90-81
• 80-71
• 70-61
• 60-51
• 50-41
• 40-31
• 30-21
• 20-11
• 10-1

Stay tuned to "NFL AM" for further updates to the top 100 plays of 2013 countdown.

10. Allen oop!

San Diego Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen leaps over one Broncos defender and through another for this touchdown in Week 15.Watch

9. That's just cold, man

During a Week 13 rout of the New Orleans Saints, luck was with the Seahawks when Russell Wilson's pass bounced off of Zach Miller's face and into the hands of Derrick Coleman. Watch

8. Bernard puts it in reverse

Cincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard takes a handoff right, then left, then through the middle for a ridiculous touchdown run. It's a play you have to see to believe. Watch

7. I'll have another

Antonio Brown reeled in his second touchdown against the Chicago Bears in spectacular fashion with a one-handed, toe-tapping grab. Watch

6. 51

Peyton Manning puts a cap on his historic 2013 season when he throws his 51st touchdown pass to tight end Julius Thomas, setting a new NFL record. Manning finished with 55 touchdown passes on the year. Watch

5. A Mile High record

Speaking of new records, Broncos kicker Matt Prater sets a new benchmark for long-distance field goals when he attempted and hit this 64-yarder against the Tennessee Titans. Watch

4. Hail A.J. Green

The prayers of Bengals fans were answered in Week 10, when Andy Dalton's last-second "Hail Mary" attempt was tipped into the waiting hands of A.J. Green. Watch

3. Soldier Field stunner

With the NFC North title on the line, Aaron Rodgers dodged a Julius Peppers' pass rush to find Randall Cobb for the game-winning touchdown on fourth down. Watch

2. Manning's revenge

Peyton Manning came back with a vengeance against the Baltimore Ravens after they ousted him from the playoffs in 2012 as he tied an NFL record with seven touchdown passes against them in Week 1. Watch

1. Unicorns. Sparkleponies. Where's the beef?

Tom Brady looked like his old self when he found Kenbrell Thompkins in the corner of the end zone for the go-ahead, last-second touchdown in a comeback victory over the Saints in Week 6. Watch

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