Episode 2,700 - Dane Belton & Kingsley Enagbare All-22 Film Review w/Joe Blewett

The New York Jets' latest free agent additions, Dane Belton and Kingsley Enagbare, are being scrutinized not as starters but as rotational depth pieces with distinct strengths in the run game and special teams. Belton, a former Giants safety, brings physicality, aggression, and a strong box presence—ideal for nickel and dime packages—but struggles with coverage, particularly in deep zones and man coverage, where his footwork and route recognition are inconsistent. Enagbare, a 6'4" Packers defensive end, is a power-based run defender with elite strength and anchor ability, capable of holding the edge against tight ends and handling combo blocks. However, he lacks athleticism, pass-rush variety, and consistency in technique, making him less effective as a pure pass rusher. Both players are seen as valuable depth, especially in a defense under Aaron Glenn and Brian Duker that emphasizes run-stopping and situational flexibility. The episode also critiques the NFL draft discourse on Twitter, highlighting how early-season overreactions to players’ first-year performances are often irrational and short-sighted.