Barber is a young rotational bet rather than a player being asked to save the front. That can be a good role: give hard snaps, stay sound against the run and develop behind established tackles. His chance grows if he proves he can keep the pocket from getting soft.
Strengths: Interior depth, developmental runway, rotation energy, and a clear opportunity within a rebuilt run-defense group.
Weaknesses: He has limited proven NFL production and must distinguish himself from veteran depth to earn meaningful snaps.