Dexter Lawrence’s ability to make an entrance on opposing offenses often grants the New York Giants defensive lineman the final say.
Just go back to when he effectively ended the Giants’ wild-card win over the Minnesota Vikings by hitting quarterback Kirk Cousins on New York’s final defensive play of the game. Feeling the pressure of an onrushing lineman, Cousins threw the ball well short of a first down. Lawrence’s seven pressures, four QB hits, three hurries and six tackles (one for loss) helped the Giants to their first playoff win since 2012. But it was one of Lawrence’s numerous midgame quips that pointed to what was aiding the monstrous season
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