Randy Starks (+7.7), Jared Odrick (+4.4), and Paul Soliai (+2.8) are quickly becoming one of the fiercest defensive tackle rotations in the NFL. They’re currently PFF’s 7th-, 10th-, and 8th-highest graded defensive tackles and they certainly looked the part against the Ravens. The trio combined for 11 pressures and seven run stops while Odrick added a batted pass. While Starks and Soliai have had great seasons in the past, Odrick’s much improved play has come out of nowhere. Odrick was a first-round pick in 2010, but was inconsistent as a 3-4 and terrible as a 4-3 end. The Penn State product appears to be much better suited rushing from the tackle position in a 4-3 and is on pace to triple his pressure total from last season. Odrick’s played inside the tackles on 96% of his snaps this season compared to less than 50% last season and the difference has been night and day.

I thought Solai already gave Miami the hometown discount?

I expect Soliai to be re-signed barring a major injury. He can dominate the line of scrimmage.