Kentavius Street

Street brings the kind of veteran toughness that helps a rotation survive a long season. He is most valuable when he can play square, eat blocks and make life easier for the linebackers.

Strengths: Strong frame, extensive experience, run-defense utility and dependable rotational temperament.

Weaknesses: He offers limited high-end pass-rush juice and is unlikely to create a large volume of splash plays.

Street is a useful grown-man interior reserve. He has played 85 games, brings 315 pounds and still put up two sacks in only seven games last year. He will not overwhelm offenses with quickness, but he can occupy blocks, play hard and give the starters a real breather. I have him at a five because he has only 10 career starts and is now 30, but this is reliable rotation depth rather than a camp body.

Strengths: Street has strong hands, a heavy build and enough veteran awareness to fit quickly into different fronts. He can hold up on early downs, chase plays with effort and provide occasional interior push.

Weaknesses: His first step is average and sack production has always been modest. At 30 with only 10 career starts, he is better suited to a managed rotational role than a long every-down workload.