@SleeperBot: Third-year linebacker Leo Chenal is proving to be a valuable and versatile asset for his team. Throughout their Week 1 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, Chenal had seven total tackles and two passes defended, which in addition to regular deployment as a spy for quarterback Lamar Jackson showcased his tactical role in undermining rushes and affecting passes. Special Teams coordinator Dave Toub even floated the idea of Chenal sometimes playing as a defensive end because of his quick movement abilities. His usage will likely be dictated by matchup requirements and potential injury necessitated position filling.

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Versatility of linebacker Leo Chenal showcased in week 1; possible role as defensive end considered