AFC South Defense Breakdowns: Preseason Edition

As promised, here's the second installment of my AFC South Breakdown. Today we'll focus the defenses of the division.For defense I'll once again break it into 5 categories: Defensive Ends, Defensive Tackles, Linebackers, Cornerbacks, and Safeties.Defensive EndsHouston, 4 points: Mario Williams was the best defensive end in the AFC South last year. Indy's Freeney and Mathis could reclaim the top spot in the division once Freeney proves there are no lingering effects from his injury.Indianapolis, 3 points: Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis are one of the toughest sets of defensive ends in the league. Freeney's season ending injury last year raises some questions coming into the 2008 season, but even with that I still put them second.Jacksonville, 2 points: Paul Spicer and Reggie Hayward have proved to be serviceable ends, and if the additions of Derrick Harvey and Quentin Groves work out as intended, this could be a very difficult group to handle.tennessee, 1 point:...