99 Matt Judon LB

Judon recorded 61 tackles, eight sacks, and two forced fumbles across 16 games in 2017.

This year was a big test for Judon, a former-fifth rounder, who saw the writing on the wall when Baltimore spent a pair of Day 2 picks on edge rushers (Tim Williams and Tyus Bowser) in the draft. Judon responded by entrenching himself as a fixture on the edge for the Ravens, playing in every game and posting strong number on a nearly weekly basis. Looking ahead, it stands to reason that the Ravens will want a longer look at Bowser and Williams in Year 2 of their respective careers, which could signal a dialed back role for Judon. Still, Judon did enough to at least retain a regular role on the edge for the Ravens for 2018.

Judon recorded six tackles (four solo) and one sack against the Browns on Sunday.

Judon now has 55 tackles and seven sacks this season, including five sacks in the last six games. The second-year pro faces a favorable matchup against the Colts in Week 16, though, since QB Jacoby Brissett has the worst sack percentage in the league (10.7 percent).

Judon had one solo tackle and one sack in Sunday's win against the Lions.

Judon now has four sacks in his last four contests, but he still isn't playing a full snap count, with just 39 defensive snaps Sunday (62 percent). His limited workloads makes the second-year pro a tough IDP stream, as he only has three games this season with five or more tackles.

Judon had five tackles (four solo) and a sack in Sunday's loss to the Titans.

Judon played 47 of 52 defensive snaps for the Ravens and the sack is his third of the season. The 25-year-old exploded with 14 tackles and two sacks against the Bears in Week 6, but has only 19 tackles in eight other games this season.

Judon collected 14 tackles and two sacks in Sunday's loss to the Bears.

The second-year linebacker out of Grand Valley State was all over the field Sunday, terrorizing the Bears with four tackles for loss and 14 total tackles overall. He played a season-high 70 snaps and clearly made the most of his increased opportunity. He's comfortably ahead of rookies Tyus Bowser and Tim Williams in the outside linebacker pecking order and his strong outing Sunday should allow him to see plenty of playing time in Week 7 against the Vikings and beyond.