While Suggs’ best days (and days as a Raven) is behind him, he had a good 2018 and isn’t done yet.  Suggs destroys the Sacks MPA but nothing else, but the fact that he is still producing and has a Super Bowl Ring, Defensive Player of the Year and Defensive Rookie of the Year trophy in his mantle helps his cause.

Already a Super Bowl Champion (and Super Bowl MVP) Miller is on a Hall of Fame pace and could be considered a Hall of Famer right now based on AV/G.  The Linebacker is still in his prime with likely many more seasons to play.

Kuechly has been the leader of the Panthers Defense for years and his AV/G of 0.9411 is well over the MPA.  He has been a Pro Bowler the last six years and he is still an elite performer.

Wagner is on a five-year streak of Pro Bowls and three-year streak of First Team All-Pros.  Throw in that Super Bowl and you have someone strapped to Canton on a rocket.

Matthews is entering his first season with the Rams and while he is a very popular player his last Pro Bowl was in 2015.  He needs another strong season to strengthen his chances for the Hall of Fame.

A former Defensive Player of the Year, Mack has had four straight years as a Pro Bowl Selection and three of his last four seasons were rewarded with a First Team All-Pro.

Mosley enters his first season in New York after five in Baltimore.  While he has not been a First Team All-Pro, he is a four-tine Second Team Selection.  His AV/G is well higher than the average MPA for a Linebacker, though his traditional numbers are low for this stage of his career.

Barr is on a four-year Pro Bowl streak but has done so without a First or Second Team All-Pro Selection.

Houston’s last Pro Bowl was in 2015 and after playing for Kansas City the last eight years he joins the Indianapolis Colts this year.

Three of Kerrigan’s four Pro Bowls were captured in the last three seasons and he already has the MPA for Sacks.

At age 36, time is rapidly running out for Davis, but the three Pro Bowls he made were in the last four seasons.