5. T.J. Edwards
Looking to have a huge 2020 NFL season, the former undrafted free agent is giving Howie Roseman his money’s worth and then some. The likely starter at middle linebacker, Edwards is a tackling machine who’s getting better by the day.
Edwards had the highest tackle rate among linebackers with a minimum of 100 snaps in the NFL (20 percent, or 22 tackles on 110 defensive snaps) and the second-best run defense grade among linebackers in the NFL per PFF’s grading system (90.3).
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