91. Fletcher Cox, DT, Philadelphia Eagles
At 28-years of age, Fletcher Cox put together the best season of his impressive career. Always known as a force in the middle of the Philadelphia Eagles defensive line, Cox broke the double-digit sack barrier for the first time in his career. He finished the season with 46 tackles and 10.5 sacks and he’s still in his prime and ready for more in 2019.
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92. Leonard Williams, DT, New York Jets
The No. 6 overall pick out of USC in 2015, defensive tackle Leonard Williams was a ‘can’t-miss’ prospect — which so far has been proven accurate. Williams has been a starter since the moment New York turned his card in on draft night. For his career, he has 220 tackles and 17 sacks and could be even better as he’s about to turn 25 and hit his prime.
93. Calais Campbell, DE, Jacksonville Jaguars
Just ahead of the 2017 season, the Jacksonville Jaguars gave Calais Campbell a four-year, $60 million deal to come over from the Arizona Cardinals. So far, that deal looks to be a steal as the 6-foot-8, 300-pound Campbell has had his two best seasons — which have come at the age of 31 and 32 respectively. In two year, Campbell has 139 tackles and 25 sacks for the Jags. He’s the tone setter on their defense and the best in the NFL to wear No. 93.