Myles Garrett is the best defensive player in the NFL and is essentially a system unto himself.

“He's not a system guy. Miles Garrett is your damn system.”

Travis Kelce argues that a player who can fill multiple roles, such as being a threat from the backfield, wing, and split-out positions, is a highly valuable asset to an offense.

“if you can legitimately stress a defense split from the formation attached at an edge whether it's on the ball or off the ball and then also in the backfield that is a dynamic piece for any offense”

Jason Kelce believes the NFL's trend of phasing out the traditional fullback role is detrimental to locker room culture because fullbacks serve as unselfish glue guys.

“it's a shame that that personality is in some ways being removed and that that unselfish of a position has kind of been removed”