Taylor III inactive impacts Jets’ defensive line depth, possibly elevating other DLs to keep pressure and run defense stable. Fantasy implications depend on how well the backups fill in; a solid performance could lift the value of multiple Jets defenders in this London matchup.

Taylor III paired with Tufele as a disruptive edge-leaning presence, forcing the Packers into hurried decisions with a strip-sack near the goal line. His pressure helped catalyze the turnover that set the Jets' early control, signaling depth and versatility along the Jets' defensive front as they mix athletes to sustain interior and edge pressure.

Leonard Taylor III has shown promise as a rotational 3-technique for the Jets, demonstrating effective play with a sack in each of his first two games. He earned a 69.9 PFF pass-rushing grade this season, indicating his potential for growth as the team seeks improvements on the defensive line, which finished the regular season ranked 31st in PFF grade.

Leonard Taylor III was fined $4,435 for roughing the passer during the second quarter of the Jets' game in Week 7.

Leonard Taylor III, an undrafted free agent with the Jets, showcased significant potential during preseason, posting seven pressures and seven stops on 87 snaps. Despite questions regarding his work ethic and a lackluster final collegiate season, Taylor demonstrated his talent with impressive productivity, suggesting that he could find a role in a defensive line that is already talented. With his size and pass-rushing ability, there is room for Taylor to contribute effectively as he develops within the team.