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You know you have a special defensive tackle when they can dominate an entire game. Grady Jarrett has turned into exactly that, making a huge impact both on defense and now... special teams.
Jarrett easily wins the Most Valuable Player in Atlanta’s much-needed win in Seattle against the Seahawks. And oh man, did he play one hell of a game.
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Jarrett, of course, got to Russell Wilson, who was doing his best Aaron Rodgers impression all friggin game.
Grady Jarrett sells the rush to one side, then counters with a vicious hump move for the sack! #Falcons #ATLvsSEA pic.twitter.com/z5Gf1yDTH0
— DLineVids (@DLineVids) November 21, 2017
Great play. Jarrett has really come into his own. He can impact the pass and the run. And on fake field goals.
Grady Jarrett is a straight up monster. Look at him explode over the long snapper to snuff out the fake FG/shovel pass. Special play from a special talent. pic.twitter.com/U4De4Kypcw
— Allen Strk (@Allen_Strk) November 23, 2017
What a dominant play by Jarrett. Pete Carroll made a boneheaded play call, but as a long-suffering Falcons fan, those calls usually eat up Atlanta. Not with Jarrett there.