Jurrell Casey Madden Career 2012-2021 - Peak 93 OVR

Jurrell Casey did his damage from the inside, a defensive tackle who rushed the passer like an end. The Titans grabbed him in the third round, 77th overall, out of USC in 2011, and he turned into a genuinely disruptive interior lineman who spent most of the decade doing it in relative obscurity in Tennessee. He piled up 51 sacks and 507 tackles across 142 games and made five straight Pro Bowls from 2015 through 2019, adding a second-team All-Pro nod in 2013.

Off the field he and his wife Ryann started The Casey Fund to support at-risk youth and formerly incarcerated people. Traded to Denver in 2020, he tore a biceps in Week 3, and he retired the next year having given nearly his entire career to one franchise that, by his own account, discarded him.

Madden was slow to notice him and then generous. He rated a 70 in the 2011 edition as a rookie, jumped to an 88 by the 2013 edition, and reached a 93 in both the 2014 and 2016 editions once the pressure numbers spoke for themselves.