Undersized for a Defensive End, Mike Daniels enjoyed a nice career in the NFL, spent mainly with the team that drafted him in the Fourth Round in the 2012 Draft, and after two years playing in a reserve role, he became Green Bay’s starting Right Defensive End in 2014. While Daniels could be overpowered, his elusiveness made him a valuable asset for the Packers. A Pro Bowl Selection in 2017, the former Iowa Hawkeye was released by Green Bay in a cost-cutting move a year later, and he signed with Detroit but was injured nine games in. Daniels finished his career with two seasons in Cincinnati, but most of that time was spent on Injured Reserve.
Daniels had 30 Sacks over his career.
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