Granderson pressured Dart on a late sack that was flag-ruled roughing, fueling officiating debate while anchoring a Saints defense that stifled the Giants. His presence as a disruptive edge rusher stood out, suggesting upside in future weeks if the line remains consistent.

Granderson provides interior pressure and edge versatility, helping to collapse the pocket and support run defense. His ability to disrupt plays on the edge complements Jordan and Bresee in keeping NYG’s offense off rhythm.

Granderson, 28, has 4.5 sacks this season; Detroit reportedly would trade a third-round pick for him to bolster the pass rush and stretch blocking schemes for Hutchinson.

Saints' defensive end with 32 sacks since 2019; 6-5, 261; output includes 4.5 sacks in 2024 and solid run defense; could fit SF's hybrid fronts, but two-year deal with high cap hits complicates a potential trade.

Granderson’s Week 3 performance against Williams was limited, as the Saints rarely aligned him to the LT. Week 4’s bigger test, with Hines-Allen drawing attention, will reveal how Williams handles varied rush styles and the Saints’ and Jaguars’ comparative edge strategies.