If Wilfork played in a one gapping scheme, he'd probably get just as much, if not more, kudos than Watt. There's no doubt in my mind about that. As it stands, Wilfork's job in Belichick's defense is to take up double teams to let the LB's and DE's around him make plays, and he excels at it. As a matter of fact, in two head to head games this past season, Wilfork outplayed Watt. There's also little doubt in my mind that Watt is an exceptional talent, but Wilfork is the most dominating, yet underrated, DL in the league.