Jaylon is more of an edge containment type of player who you don't want to see in space trying to cover a RB or TE, however if you put him behind an even decent Right or Left End you'll watch him make countless plays in the back field. His strength is getting upfield but he needs someone who can take on block and get some type of penetration in front of him so he can shoot gaps and blitz the Quarterback. Jaylon still has a lot left in the tank and I think now that it's not all on him to make plays you'll see his over snaps decrease and his productivity increase as his role should be somewhat reduced which will allow him to concentrate on stopping the run and rushing the Quarterback.