Kneeland is inactive, adding to the defensive line depth concerns. The absence can stress the rotation and might create easier paths for Jets' short-yardage plays or pressure on Dallas’ interior, depending on how the rest of the line holds up.

Kneeland has flashed but remains a step behind as he recovers from injury and adapts to a larger role; PFF pegs him in the back half of the edge rotation, highlighting the need for more consistent production.

Kneeland shows flashes for DAL’s 2024 class but consistency remains elusive; he’s part of a broader defensive rebuild where standout performances are tempered by development hurdles.

Kneeland joins the 0% win-rate club in rushes, highlighting the depth-shortage problem on Dallas' edge and the uncertainty around future fantasy outputs.

Kneeland emerges as the most trustworthy edge option; his balanced play and run-stopping ability have earned him more snaps and a potential 2025 breakout role, anchoring Dallas’ rush.