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New York Giants rookie Arvell Reese put up video game numbers in the team's 19-11 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. This is a performance that should have him as the favorite to win the Defensive Rookie of the Year Award.

New York Giants rookie linebacker Arvell Reese bolstered his Defensive Rookie of the Year candidacy in a 19-11 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Reese delivered a dominant performance in Week 9, recording 12 total tackles, three sacks, three tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, and a forced fumble that was recovered by teammate Micah McFadden.
GMEN HQ argues that Reese has emerged as a solid favorite for the award under head coach John Harbaugh and defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson. Writer Scott Rogust notes Reese's primary competition is New York Jets pass rusher David Bailey, but suggests Reese's role in Giants victories gives him the advantage.
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