Hinton has looked good through the first three games, showing strong hand usage off the edge. He does a good job using his hands to work through blockers and create space for himself as he attacks the pocket. Hinton stays active with his hands during the rush instead of relying solely on his first step, giving him different ways to get around offensive tackles.

Marvell is a high impact defensive end who consistently forces offenses to account for him on every snap. With 54 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, and 3 sacks, he shows a rare blend of power, speed, and technique that allows him to beat blockers and make plays behind the line of scrimmage. Marvell’s instincts and awareness extend beyond the pass rush—he sets the edge in the run game, reads plays quickly, and is capable of dropping into short zones or deflecting passes, as shown by his pass breakup. He plays with a relentless motor, always finishing plays and pursuing the ball carrier, which makes him a constant disruptive presence. Versatile, physical, and intelligent, Marvell can collapse pockets, chase runners downfield, and create turnovers, making him a key defensive weapon who consistently changes the momentum of a game.

Marrell is a disruptive force on the defensive line who excels at turning momentum in his team’s favor. He combines explosive first-step quickness with exceptional hand technique, allowing him to slip past blockers and create tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Marrell’s anticipation and ability to read plays give him an edge in both run-stopping and pass-rushing situations. His combination of effort, athleticism, and physicality makes him a relentless presence that offenses have to account for on every snap.