Andrew Billings

Andrew Billings enters Year 11 at age 31 as an Arizona pass-rusher with a declining trend in snap share. His 2025 season produced 19 solo tackles, 6 tackles for loss, 1 sack, and no interceptions or forced fumbles. Billings’ 42.8% average defense snap percentage trended downward across the season, ending with a 45.0% mark in Week 18.

Billings operated as a situational pass-rusher in the 4-3 scheme under Jonathan Gannon, with 19 solo tackles and 6 tackles for loss across 17 games in 2025. The 42.8% average defense snap percentage trended downward, but his 1 sack and 7 pressures (including 2 hurries) demonstrate limited upside within the system. His marginal role in the spread-heavy Arizona offense translates to a stable floor, but limited ceiling.

Billings carried full participation in practice in both Weeks 14 and 16 of the 2025 season, indicating no injury concerns at the time.

Billings’ 42.8% average defense snap percentage trended downward, with Week 9 and 13 marks at 35.0% and 30.0%, respectively. His Week 2 snap percentage was 47.0%, while Week 18’s was 45.0%. The 17.0% Week 19 snap percentage is an outlier, but the overall trend is downward.

The 4-3 scheme under Jonathan Gannon features man-heavy press coverage, with Drew Petzing’s spread elements incorporated to support Kyler Murray’s mobility and arm. Billings’ situational pass-rush role is suited to the scheme, but his limited snap share and marginal impact on the team reduce his value.

Declining Billings’ 42.8% average defense snap percentage trended downward across the season, culminating in a 45.0% Week 18 snap share. His Dynasty Score (2.0) and Trade Value (49) reflect his marginal impact on the team.

Floor tracks near 2025’s 19 solo tackles, 6 tackles for loss, and 1 sack, given his situational pass-rush role and stable snap share. Ceiling is capped by his limited upside within the system and the 42.8% average defense snap percentage trend.