DE Adin Huntington showcased his versatility against the Rams, being a jack of all trades. On the first offensive play of the game for the Browns, he was lined up at fullback. Then throughout the game, he was on the special teams unit. Finally, he was a disruptive force on defense, notching four tackles and getting two sacks on back-to-back plays.
“Playing physical achieves your goals. If you show up and you’re playing physical on defense and then you do it on special teams, we have offensive coaches that are going to want to steal that physicality,” Stefanski said. “The more you can do, and he’s somebody that has certainly done it on defense, has done it on special teams and we value physicality.”
Even on defense, Huntington was versatile in where he lined up. On his first sack, he lined up at defensive tackle. He executed a swim move past the right guard, tracked down Rams QB Dresser Winn and brought him down in combination with DE Titus Leo.
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