Harold Landry

After a disappointing 2020 season, Landry utilized the 2021 campaign to enter into the conversation of elite pass rushers. He logged a career-high 75 tackles but more importantly tallied 12 sacks while forcing a fumble. While his raw production was impressive enough, Landry had 43 quarterback pressures, good for the fifth-highest mark in the league at his position. Landry was rewarded with a five-year deal worth up to $87.5 million in the offseason, and he'll now carry the expectation of applying consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks while paired with Bud Dupree.

Landry broke out in 2019 and established himself as a premier pass-rusher with 9.0 sacks. Entering his third season in the NFL, Landry should prove to be the team's top pass-rusher, pairing with free-agent acquisition Vic Beasley. After taking on a bigger role with the defense last season, Landry will be relied upon to create havoc on opposing offenses consistently in 2020.

Landry is entering his second season in the NFL, recording 4.5 sacks while also forcing a fumble. He closed his rookie campaign on a strong note by recording a sack in each of the team's final two contests. With both Derrick Morgan and Brian Orakpo no longer on the team, Landry's role should be set to expand as a pass-rusher in 2019.