The whole LVN is a bust narrative is based on sacks, ignoring everything else a DE does on the field. There is no stat for setting the edge. There is no stat for running a stunt with a DT that results in a big play.

The Packers coaching staff seems to want to rotate the DE in the games keeping them fresh and energized for crunch time.

Van Ness has played a lot of snaps. If he really was a bust, or in a make or break season, he would not be on the field. The coaches are not going to send him out there repeatedly if he is hurting the teams ability to win.

He is and has been a large part of the DLine rotation....

Kenny Clark (DT): Played in all 17 games, with 686 snaps, averaging 40 snaps per game (63% of defensive snaps). Recorded 3% tackle and 0% sack and QB hit percentages.

Kingsley Enagbare (DE): Played in all 17 games, recording 511 snaps and averaging 30 snaps per game (47% of defensive snaps). He had 3% tackle and 1% sack and QB hit percentages.

Karl Brooks (DE/DT): Played in all 17 games, with 442 snaps and averaging 26 snaps per game (40% of defensive snaps). He achieved 3% tackle and 1% sack and QB hit percentages.

Lukas Van Ness (DE): Played in all 17 games, with 428 snaps and averaging 25 snaps per game (39% of defensive snaps). He had 5% tackle and 1% sack and QB hit percentages.

Devonte Wyatt (DT): Played in 14 games, with 362 snaps and averaging 26 snaps per game (41% of defensive snaps). He recorded 5% tackle and 1% sack and QB hit percentages.

Colby Wooden (DE/DT): Played in 12 games, with 234 snaps and averaging 20 snaps per game (31% of defensive snaps). He had a 4% tackle percentage and no recorded sacks or QB hits.

Arron Mosby (DE): Played in 10 games, with 150 snaps and averaging 15 snaps per game (24% of defensive snaps). He had 1% tackle percentage and no recorded sacks or QB hits.

Brenton Cox Jr. (DE): Played in 7 games, recording 160 snaps and averaging 14.69% of defensive snaps per game. He had 4 sacks during the season.