Week 15 All-Havoc Team

The All-Havoc team was highlighted this week by players in the top 2 overall at their position making the first team in 3 different spots. Derek Stingley Jr., Brian Branch and T.J. Watt have all been game changers all season long and continued that trend in week 15. As always, to see all of our season long Havoc Ratings, check out the Stats tab in our app.

First Team All-Havoc

CB- Mike Hilton(1), Cincinnati: Hilton had 6 tackles, 3 for loss and added an interception in the Bengals 37-27 victory over Tennessee on Sunday. It was Hilton’s first interception of the year and 13th in his career. He was 2nd among corners in coverage and 4th in run stopping Havoc in week 15. His 83.8 season Havoc Rating is 28th best for corners.

CB-Derek Stingley Jr.(3), Houston: Stingley makes his 3rd All-Havoc team of the season with a 5 tackle, 2 interception performance in the win over Miami. The Houston win, coupled with the Colts loss, locked up the division for the Texans. Stingley led all corners in week 15 Coverage Havoc and his 96.2 season Havoc Rating is best in the league among corners.

CB- Sauce Gardner(2), NYJ: In the midst of what has been a mostly disappointing season for Sauce, he had 5 tackles and his first interception of the season in the Jets win over Jacksonville. Gardner was third in coverage Havoc and top 20 against the run in week 15. The numbers back up the claim of a disappointing season for Sauce. With a Havoc Rating of 81.6, he ranks just 44th among corners in 2024.

S- Brandon Jones(1), Denver: Jones had 9 tackles and an interception in week 15 for a Denver defensive unit that is playing like the best defense in the league as of late. Jones was first in coverage and top 10 in pass rush Havoc for safeties on the week. With 70 tackles and 6 pass break ups on the season, Jones is our 6th rated safety with a 89.9 Havoc Rating.

S- Brian Branch(3), Detroit: Branch had 15 tackles and a pass defended in the Lions loss to the Bills. It was probably a case where the Lions would have preferred less tackles to come from the safety position, but Branch turned in a solid performance, nonetheless. Branch was first among safeties in run stopping Havoc for the week. He ranks as the second best safety in the league this year with a Havoc Rating of 94.1.

LB- Demario Davis(2), New Orleans: Davis had 14 tackles and a sack in the narrow one point loss to the Commanders on Sunday. It was his highest tackle output of the season and only his 2nd sack with the first coming in week 1 against Carolina. Davis was fifth in run stopping Havoc and 4th in coverage Havoc among linebackers in week 15. His 84.9 season long Havoc Rating ranks 16th among off-ball linebackers in 2024.

LB- Edgerrin Cooper(1), Green Bay: The rookie had 7 tackles, a sack, and an interception in an all-around performance against the Seahawks on Sunday Night. Cooper was 2nd in Coverage Havoc and 3rd in Pass Rush Havoc among off ball linebackers in week 15. His season Havoc Rating is 79.5, 43rd among linebackers in 2024.

ED- T.J. Watt(5), Pittsburgh: Watt makes his 5th All-Havoc team of the season in the Steelers loss to the Eagles. Watt had 7 tackles including 2 sacks and a forced fumble in the game moving his season total to 11.5 sacks. He was 1st on the week in Pass Rush Havoc and still top 10 against the run. His season rating of 92.9 puts him second among edges for the year.

ED- Alex Highsmith(2), Pittsburgh: Highsmith, Watt’s counterpart on the other side, had 8 tackles and a sack against the Eagles on Sunday. He led all Edges in run stopping Havoc in week 15. His 83 Havoc Rating for the season ranks 11th among edges giving the Steelers a dynamic duo on the edges of their defensive line.

DT- Osa Odighizuwa(1), Dallas: Odighizuwa has been on a bit of tear for the Cowboys with 3 sacks in his last 5 games for Dallas including 1 sack and a forced fumble in the win over Carolina on Sunday. Odighizuwa ranked 2nd in pass rush Havoc and top 15 against the run in week 15. His 81.7 season Havoc Rating is 13th for defensive tackles in 2024.

DT- Ed Oliver(1), Buffalo: Oliver had his first sack since week 2 against Miami in the Bills win over Detroit on Sunday. He also added 4 tackles and a forced fumble in the contest. Oliver was 1st among defensive tackles in pass rush Havoc for the week. It was by far his best game of the season for a player who ranks just 67th among defensive tackles with a 67.0 Havoc Rating for the year.

2nd Team All-Havoc

CB- Cam Taylor-Britt(2), Cincinnati

CB- Christian Benford(3), Buffalo

CB- Jalen Mills(1), NYJ

S- Dane Belton(1), NYG

S- Josh Metellus(1), Minnesota

LB- Zaire Franklin(1), Indianapolis

LB- Fred Warner(3), San Francisco

ED- Cameron Jordan(1), New Orleans

ED- Jonathan Greenard(2), Minnesota

DT- Jeffery Simmons(2), Tennessee

DT- T’Vondre Sweat(1), Tennessee

()- Number in parenthesis indicates the number of times a player has made one of the All-Havoc teams this season.

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