Upgrades and Downgrades

After a breakout season in 2023 with 9.5 sacks, Oliver regressed last year and finished with just 3 in 14 games. The Bills added a pair of high-upside defensive tackles in the draft this year, and it looks like that may have sparked Oliver as he put together his best game as a pro on Sunday night against the Ravens. While playing 35 snaps (69%), he was a force all game and finished with 6 tackles, 3 for loss, as well as a sack and forced fumble on Derrick Henry that flipped the momentum and led to a huge comeback.

The Green Bay pass rush looked fierce in Week 1. And I’m not just talking about Micah Parsons; the entire front looked strong. Devonte Wyatt was a key cog to the unit along the interior, as he generated four pressures (per PFF) and got home for a sack against Detroit in Week 1. Wyatt played a sizeable 49 defensive snaps (73%) this week, logging three tackles (1 solo), one tackle for loss, and three quarterback hits to go along with his sack. Wyatt is primed to produce his best season to date, and is a solid defensive tackle addition if you’re looking for help in true-position or defensive-tackle required IDP formats.