Guyton needs reps, but I also get the sense he needs another offseason to get stronger. Early in the year he was getting beat bad with simple bullrush moves, and that seems to have evolved into him overcompensating for the power rushers and playing to forward with his upper body leaving him open for the speed moves. If he can get stronger and not have to worry about guys just pushing him back at will I think he will be fine. A lot of his footwork looks good, seems to do a solid job keeping his shoulders square. When he struggles he typically is leaning forward and reaching to get hands on his man. This is a pro bowl caliber player, but I'm not too excited about the 2024 version of him.
Also a lot of people after this weeks game were talking about the gap blocking scheme, and Guyton seems to thrive there. If they do move away from those zone runs Guyton could be one player who benefits quite a bit.