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Devin Lloyd at 27. The Panthers LB is flying under the radar no more. 👀

Big hits. Big plays. Bigger season ahead.

Do you agree with #27?

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Don’t let the quiet ones fool you. 😤

Cristian González checks in at 28 on NFL’s Top 100.

The Patriots corner has the size, physicality, instincts, and confidence to make life miserable for opposing receivers.

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When Jalen Carter is locked in, somebody on the other side is having a bad day.

The Eagles’ interior wrecking ball lands at 29 on NFL’s Top 100. Carter doesn’t need 10 sacks to make his presence felt — he can collapse a pocket and blow up a run in a hurry.

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Some players make plays. Some players change the entire identity of a defense.

Aidan Hutchinson checks in at 30 on NFL’s Top 100.

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Not every ranking is going to make Cowboys fans happy… and this one might start some arguments. 👀

Dak Prescott in at 31 on NFL’s Top 100.

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32 is NIK BONITTO.

From rotational pass rusher to one of the most dangerous young edge threats in football. Bonitto has turned speed, explosiveness and relentless pressure into a nightmare for opposing offensive lines.

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33 is Jared Goff.

From being counted out to becoming the guy running one of the NFL’s most dangerous offenses. Goff has proven that when the lights get brighter, his game gets better.

Calm in the pocket. And lethal when Detroit gets rolling.

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When Saquon gets rolling, good luck getting him to stop. 💨

Elite vision. Explosive cuts. Breakaway speed. And somehow he makes a 60-yard run look effortless.

The reigning offensive powerhouse lands at 34 on the NFL Top 100.

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35 Jared Verse.

The speed. The violence. The motor. Jared Verse brings the kind of pass-rush energy that makes offensive tackles rethink their career choices. 😤

At 35, one of the NFL’s nastiest young edge rushers lands on the NFL Top 100.

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George Pickens at 36. The talent is undeniable, the ceiling is ridiculous, and the attitude… well, you know. 😂

The question isn’t whether Pickens can make the spectacular play it’s whether he can put it all together consistently.

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37 Penei Sewell. 🦁

Sewell has quickly gone from “future superstar” to “yeah, he’s already one of the best in the league.” Powerful, nasty, athletic, and somehow still getting better.

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38: COOPER DEJEAN 🦅

One of the biggest “how did he fall this far?” guys on the list. DeJean plays with the kind of instincts, versatility, and confidence that makes him impossible to ignore.

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Justin Herbert at 39. 👀

The numbers are already elite, now it’s about turning all that talent into the kind of postseason run that makes the rest of the league really pay attention.

Too high? Too low?

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40. Trent Williams. 🧱

The left tackle position has been Trent Williams’ playground for over a decade. At this point, watching him erase pass rushers is basically a weekly tradition.

Elite power. Elite athleticism. Elite nastiness.

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41: T.J. Watt.

One of the most disruptive defenders of his generation keeps stacking sacks, forced fumbles, and game-changing moments. Love him or hate him, offensive coordinators still have to build their entire game plan around No. 90.

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Garett Bolles at 42. 🧱

From first-round question marks to the league’s most reliable left tackle, Bolles has completely flipped the narrative. Protecting the blindside, dominating in the run game, and proving consistency still matters.

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Chris Jones at 43 👀

The most disruptive defensive tackle in football somehow keeps getting overlooked. Double teams don’t matter. Triple teams don’t matter. If he’s on the field, he’s changing the game.

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Joe Cool? More like Joe Still Elite. 🥶

Injuries, expectations, and constant pressure haven’t changed one thing—when Joe Burrow is healthy, he’s still one of the toughest quarterbacks in football to stop.

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From overlooked free agent to one of the most dominant linebackers in football.

Zack Baun didn’t just revive his career—he became the heartbeat of one of the NFL’s best defenses. Now he’s earned his place at #45 on the NFL Top 100.

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George Kittle lands at #46.

The only tight end who’ll pancake a defensive end, celebrate like he scored the game-winner, then catch the next touchdown. There isn’t another player in the league quite like Kittle.

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