Quinnen Williams

Williams' rookie season was disrupted by an ankle injury and a stinger, but the third overall selection in the 2019 draft still showed promise in his role as a rotational lineman. He finished with 28 tackles and 2.5 sacks in 13 games and should take on a significantly larger role in his second season if he can stay on the field. An offseason arrest for bringing luggage containing a weapon that was registered in Alabama into New York's LaGuardia Airport is not expected to impact Williams' availability, so expect him to hit the ground running when football activities begin.

Williams only started at Alabama for one year, but his performance in that season (eight sacks, 19.5 tackles for loss) was enough to rocket him up draft boards into the top three selections of 2019. Picked third overall by the Jets, the 6-3, 303-pound defensive lineman should help clog up running lanes while also generating an interior pass rush. While interior linemen haven't been premier IDP options in the past, Aaron Donald changed that thinking and Williams will be hoping to follow in his footsteps.