"I think JPP is playing at a high level right now, obviously. He has a lot of production and numbers that match up to that. But I see him playing with a high motor right now," Judge said.
"They have a number of their front that are very disruptive. He’s done a good job of getting to the passer, both through sacks and pressures. But this guy right now to me is doing a good job. He has good length and good speed to get off on the line of scrimmage, and obviously, he’s a guy you have to deal with."
Giants OC Jason Garrett saw Pierre-Paul numerous times while he was the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and like what he sees from him in film now as he prepares to face him again this week.
"He’s a hell of a player and has been for a long time," Garrett said. "...Just the utmost respect for him as a player. He’s always been someone that’s been disruptive, both in the run game, affecting the quarterback in the passing game, always had playmaking ability, always one of those guys when you’re breaking the huddle, you’re saying, ‘where’s number 90?’ It’s great to see him continue to do so well in his career, and certainly he’ll be a great challenge for us Monday night."
Pierre-Paul had 1.5 sacks and seven total tackles in the lone game he's played in against his former team, and he's more than ready to add to that total.
"I'm coming for their necks. They know that," Pierre-Paul said. "I'm going to Monday Night Football and I'm going to destroy the Giants."
