Week 18 All-Havoc Team

Week 18 saw a lot of new faces join the prestigious All-Havoc club as many teams gave opportunities to players who saw less of it throughout the season. It was a great season of looking back at the top performances each week, so here we go one more time. As always, go the Stats Tab of the app to see full Havoc Ratings for every position.

First Team All-Havoc

CB- Amik Robertson(3), Detroit: Robertson has been on a tear since being moved outside due to necessity by the Lions. In week 18, he makes his 3rd All-Threat team with a stellar performance against All-World wideout Justin Jefferson. Robertson had 5 tackles and a pass defended in the Lions victory. Robertson led all corners in Coverage Havoc in week 18. He finishes the season with an 80.2 Havoc Rating, just outside the top 50 among corners.

CB- Mike Jackson(2), Carolina: Jackson had 4 tackles, 2 passes defended and an interception in Carolina’s win over the Falcons. Jackson was 2nd in Coverage Havoc for the week. Jackson finished the season with an 81.9 Havoc Rating, 39th among corners.

CB- Tyrique Stevenson(1), Chicago: Stevenson’s now infamous (see Commanders hail mary game) 2024 finished with an All-Havoc performance in week 18. He had 8 tackles and a pass defended in the Bears win over the Packers on Sunday. Stevenson was 2nd in run stopping Havoc and top 25 in coverage Havoc for the week, among corners. He finished the season with an 80.4 Havoc Rating, which was 49th for corners in 2024.

S- Kevin Byard(2), Chicago: Another member of the Chicago secondary cracks the All-Havoc team with 14 tackles and a forced fumble in the 24-22 win over the Packers, their first in 11 tries against Green Bay. Byard was 5th in run stopping and 1st in pass rush Havoc for the week. He finished 2024 with a 88.5 Havoc Rating, 6th best among safeties.

S- Jeremy Chinn(2), Washington: Chinn had 13 tackles and a sack for the Commanders in their win over the Cowboys in week 18. Chinn was 2nd among safeties in pass rush Havoc and first in run stopping Havoc on the week. He finished 2024 with an 83.9 Havoc Rating, 15th among safeties for the year.

LB- Quincy Williams(1), NYJ: Williams had 9 tackles, a pass defended, a forced fumble and a recovery in the Jets win over the Dolphins on Sunday. Williams was first in run stopping, 5th in coverage and top 25 in pass rush Havoc for the week, putting together a terrific all-around game. He finished the year as our 26th ranked linebacker with a Havoc Rating of 83.4.

LB- Ivan Pace Jr.(1), Minnesota: Pace had 10 tackles and an interception in the Vikings disappointing end of season loss to the Lions. He was 3rd in run stopping and 2nd in pass rush Havoc in week 18. Pace finishes the year with a 78.7 Havoc Rating, just inside the top 50 for off-ball linebackers.

ED- Javon Solomon(1), Buffalo: Solomon registered game stats for just the 5th time this season, but he made the most of his week 18 opportunity with 7 tackles, 1 TFL, and a fumble recovery in the loss to New England. He led all edges in run stopping Havoc for the week. Solomon’s season Havoc Rating is 68.8.

ED- Trey Hendrickson(2), Cincinnati: Hendrickson finished his season with a 3.5 sack performance against Pittsburgh giving him the league lead in sacks at 17.5 for the season. He led all Edges in pass rush Havoc for the week. His 82.2 season Havoc Rating was 11th best among Edges for the season.

DT- Leonard Williams(5), Seattle: Williams went on a tear down the stretch of the season and week 18 was no exception. He had 5 tackles and 2 sacks in the win over the Rams, his second consecutive multi sack game. Williams finished the season with 11 sacks, just .5 shy of his career high set in 2020. He was 2nd among defensive tackles in pass rush Havoc for the week and his 93.8 season Havoc Rating was best among tackles for the season.

DT- Davon Hamilton(2), Jacksonville: Hamilton had 8 tackles in Jacksonville’s overtime loss to the Colts. Hamilton led all defensive tackles in run stopping Havoc for the week. His 75.9 season long Havoc Ratings put him 21st for defensive tackles in 2024.

2nd Team All-Havoc

CB- Nate Wiggins(1), Baltimore

CB- Zyon McCollum(3), Tampa Bay

CB- Keisean Nixon(3), Green Bay

S- Ashtyn Davis(1), NYJ

S- Julian Love(4), Seattle

LB- Zaire Franklin(3), Indianapolis

LB- Frankie Luvu(2), Washington

ED- Sam Kamara(1), Cleveland

ED- Haason Reddick(1), NYJ

DT- Zach Sieler(3), Miami

DT- Tommy Tagiai(1), Houston

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

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