Doug Farruars 2025 Top 101 list, Nos. 60-51, spotlights a balance between interior line masters, versatile linebackers, and system-driven quarterbacks who prove their worth beyond name-brand status. Trey Smith anchors KC’s right guard with a four-year deal that underscores his run- and pass-protection value. Brock Purdy remains a diagnostically sharp operator in SF’s scheme, thriving under Shanahan. Nnamdi Madubuike workloads Baltimore’s middle with disruptive inside pressure. Brian Thomas Jr. erupts as a rookie with Jacksonville, while Josh Jacobs delivers high‑level efficiency in Green Bay’s power run game. Quinnen Williams remains a premier disruptor for the Jets; Frankie Luvu as a modern linebacker who can blitz, cover, and chase; Jared Goff demonstrates era‑best production for Detroit; Christian Gonzalez looks like a Patriots shutdown CB in 2025; Chris Lindstrom anchors Atlanta’s line with elite protection. The ten are a microcosm of a league expanding value beyond QB-centric lists, emphasizing multi-position impact and interior line play for fantasy relevance.