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#99/Bravvion Roy/iDL/Baylor/6’1”, 332 Lbs
The Good
-Thick, powerful frame
-Able to eat up blockers in the run game to let LBs flow freely
-Gets skinny and slips through gaps as a pass rusher when turned loose
-Surprisingly quick getoff when asked to rush the passer; catches interior OL off guard
-Fast, efficient hands to stay clean in close quarters
-Freakish movement skills for his size
The Bad
-Doesn’t offer much consistency overall as an inside rusher
-Needs to shoot gaps and use his quickness to win against top competition; doesn’t have a pass rush arsenal to win one-on-one
-Anchor against run game can be maddeningly inconsistent; pad level betrays him at times
-Seems to take plays off and prefers stalemates in run game
-Has short arms and doesn’t lock out well playing the run
Bio
-Played in 48 career games at Baylor, starting 30 games for the Bears
-Finished four-year career with 133 career tackles, 19.