Leonard Williams Tops ESPN’s 2026 Defensive Tackle Rankings

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Leonard Williams Tops ESPN’s 2026 Defensive Tackle Rankings

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler ranked Seahawks star Leonard Williams as the NFL's top defensive tackle entering the 2026 season after surveying more than 70 league executives, coaches and scouts. Jeffery Simmons, Jalen Carter, Chris Jones and Derrick Brown rounded out the top five, while Quinnen Williams, Dexter Lawrence II, Zach Allen, Milton Williams and Jordan Davis completed the top 10.

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