The New York Jets signed two free agent edge rushers to eight-figure salaries in 2026, but it can be argued that neither is among the top 10 most discussed new additions to the team.

What gives?

On Friday, we broke down the film of one of those players, Joseph Ossai. Today, we shift our focus to former Green Bay Packers fifth-round pick Kingsley Enagbare, who joined the Jets on a one-year, $10 million contract in March.

Enagbare was a consistent contributor for the Green Bay defense. Across four seasons, he played 17 games each year, racking up at least two sacks and 30 total tackles in every season. However, he had a capped-out ceiling, never eclipsing 4.5 sacks or 39 total tackles.

The 2025 season was perhaps Enagbare’s best, as he tied his career-high for tackles (39) while setting a career-high in quarterback hits (9). The Jets rewarded him with a contract that should guarantee him a key role in their defensive line rotation, even if he isn’t a starter ahead of players like Ossai, rookie David Bailey, or Will McDonald.

So, what exactly did the Jets see in Enagbare to give him a one-year flier for an eight-figure salary?

The film can give us that answer.

In the latest edition of Blewett’s Blitz, we learn everything there is to know about Enagbare’s game in a full-fledged breakdown of his All-22 film.

Below is the full Kingsley Enagbare film review and scouting report (strengths and weaknesses).

Strengths:

  • Power
  • Upper body strength
  • Flashes good anchor for size
  • Knockback power
  • Length
  • Doesnt look out of place during zone drops
  • Lands hand first in run game
  • Block shedding
  • Some decent long arm and bull reps showed up
  • Decent bend, flexibility and ankle flexion
  • Disciplined vs. run 
  • Absorbing combo blocks
  • Cant be blocked by TEs
  • Finds the ball well
  • Hand usage shedding blocks
  • Active hands as a rusher

Weaknesses:

  • Not quick
  • Tackle radius
  • Lacks variety in pass rush moves
  • Can play high and a rusher
  • Balance
  • Inconsistent anchor
  • Can get caught in chest too often as pass rusher
  • Hands land wide as bull rusher
  • Inconsistent rush plan
  • Pass rush counters
  • Needs to work angles as pass rusher more consistently
  • Needs to be more linear in bull rush
  • Can throw pass rush hands too early