Wax has quietly put himself in position to matter. Playing all 17 games as an undrafted rookie is a solid base, and the camp praise suggests his game is starting to catch up to the confidence. He does not need to force a starting job; staying active, playing fast on special teams and seizing spot snaps is the sensible path.
Strengths: Excellent early availability, developmental momentum and a profile suited to reserve and special-teams work. Coaches have publicly noticed his improvement.
Weaknesses: He has not yet established significant NFL defensive production or a starting role. He must prove his processing and coverage discipline when asked to handle more than spot duty.