Greenard leads the Vikings with ample pressure, tasked with pressuring Gabriel and hindering the Browns’ running game. His performance will shape Minnesota’s ability to dictate the pace.

Greenard, a Vikings defender, anticipates Cleveland’s rookie QB will see a smaller, simpler game plan that emphasizes the run and quick throws. His take reflects a Broncos-style approach of keeping the rookie close to the vest while pressuring him to execute with limited reads.

Jonathan Greenard faced Bears in Week 1 as part of the Vikings defense, contributing as an edge presence. His experience against Chicago’s offense adds context to Crosby’s looming matchup and indicates the difficulty of containing mobile quarterbacks under pressure.

Greenard is part of the outside rush trio that can drop into coverage and rush the passer, contributing to Minnesota’s pressure-heavy, versatile plan against Rodgers.

Greenard provides a versatile edge presence in Flores’ front, offering outside speed and the potential for disruption against both the run and pass. His role could be a breakout indicator as the defense evolves.