Wyatt had two passes defensed in a game, the first Packers DL to do so since Karl Brooks in 2023, signaling disruptive potential from the interior line.

Wyatt has been a standout on the Packers’ disruptive line, applying pressure and contributing to a front that’s suffocating two high-powered offenses. He’s a foundational piece in a unit that has quickened pace and created a constant threat in the backfield, helping GB hold opponents well below explosive play thresholds.

Wyatt’s interior presence grows as a central piece of Green Bay’s run defense and pocket collapse. With Parsons drawing attention, Wyatt’s role becomes pivotal for the front’s overall disruption, amplifying the unit’s tackle and pressure opportunities and supporting a robust fantasy profile for the Packers’ defensive line.

Devonte Wyatt anchored the run defense and showed real pass rush ability inside, a breakout moment for his role in year four and a potential domino effect on the Packers’ interior pressure and fantasy defenses.

Wyatt is part of Green Bay's plan with a front-seven anchor, benefiting from the Watson extension as the defense seeks to maintain pressure and run-stopping ability. His option remains through 2026, reinforcing a solid defensive backbone for a team chasing a deep playoff run.