Parsons is undoubtedly an elite pass-rusher and has been since Day 1 of his professional career. He's arguably the NFL's best at working the edges, possessing the quickness and change-of-direction skills to consistently beat offensive tackles across their faces. The four-time All-Pro also presents a handful of change-ups, a relentless motor and the ability to win from multiple alignments. Those traits make Parsons one of the league's most disruptive players. However, he does leave something to be desired against the run. Most of the plays he makes occur when unblocked, via clean-ups and against tight ends, while infrequently beating offensive linemen. As a result, Parsons' ranking may be slightly lower than expected. He's still in excellent company, though.