Matthew Stafford led the Rams to a Super Bowl win last season with one of the most impressive passing campaigns in recent memory.Įven with injuries and lineup shuffles to their respective teams, none of the three elite quarterbacks were expected to struggle this mightily, as their teams are each under. Aaron Rodgers is the league’s reigning most valuable player, an award he’s won four times. Tom Brady is widely regarded as football’s greatest player. Tom Brady can still lead a game-winning drive. Combine those two factors with the same unrelenting energy Saleh injected into the 49ers when he coached their chaotic front, and the end product is a four-man rush that can deter one of the best quarterbacks in the league. protections typically half-slide one way with the center and play man protection on the weak side, and the Jets are as deadly as anyone at abusing that man side of the protection. Second, Saleh does a better job than almost any defensive mind in the league of scheming up twists, stunts, and other funky four-man looks to get free rushers while still only sending his base four guys up front. Williams does not pair alongside a star edge rusher, but the Jets have a deep rotation of high-quality players between Carl Lawson, John Franklin-Myers, Jermaine Johnson and Bryce Huff always ready to generate pressure. Quinnen Williams has arguably been the best pass-rushing defensive tackle this year, non-Aaron Donald division. First off, Coach Robert Saleh’s defense has the talent. The Jets’ success up front was three-pronged. Rushing just four players, the Jets created quarterback pressure but still had defenders in coverage to swarm receivers Stefon Diggs (five catches, 93 yards) and Gabe Davis (three catches, 33 yards) enough to hold them without a touchdown catch. He dropped back about half as much against the Jets - 39 times - making the defensive effort that much more impressive.
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