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Oct 4, 2015; Orchard Park, NY, USA; New York Giants outside linebacker Devon Kennard (59) intercepts a pass intended for Buffalo Bills tight end Charles Clay (85) during the first half at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Hoffman-USA TODAY Sports
New York Giants outside linebacker Devon Kennard came away with arguably the most impressive defensive play of the Giants' season Sunday in the first half of the team's Week 4 game at Buffalo.
Kennard was matched up in coverage on Bills tight end Charles Clay, who was targeted down the left sideline on a wheel route. Kennard made a leaping interception after ripping the ball out of Clay's hands. Pretty impressive for a 260-pound man.
Earlier this offseason, Giants captain Jon Beason said Kennard had the potential to emerge as the Giants' best defender in 2015. The 2014 fifth-round pick has indeed become a force -- he can rush the passer, stop the run and (clearly) hold his own in pass coverage.
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