<> 4/21/26 Thorson averaged 46 yards per punt with a long of 66 and 23 downed inside the 20. In 2024, Thorson averaged 47.6 yards per punt with a long of 60 yards and had 22 placed inside the 20. He had solid seasons in 2023 and 2022 as well. Thorson’s consistent play earned him a spot on NFL team’s preseason watch list.

4/21/26 In 2025, Eckley averaged 49 yards per punt with 20 punts downed inside the 20.

4/21/26 In 2025, Bouwmeester has averaged 45 yards per punt with a long of 62 and 17 downed inside the 20. Bouwmeester was an effective punter for Utah in 2024, averaging 45 yards per punt with a long of 62, and 23 punts downed inside the 20. After the season, he transferred to Texas.

4/21/26: Fano has talent and a good skill set for the NFL. He has been a versatile tackle with 11 starts at left tackle and 13 at right tackle heading into the 2025 season. For the most part, Fano played on the left side in 2023 and on the right side in 2024. Fano is quick, athletic, and plays with a mean streak. Some team sources have said they were disappointed by the inconsistency in Fano’s 2025 tape, while others really liked his performance and the upside he could have in a few years of professional development. At the NFL Scouting Combine, Fano measured with 32.13-inch arms, and those short arms have some questioning whether he should move inside to guard.

4/21/26: Proctor has been a riser during the draft process, and multiple teams have fallen in love with his great skill set and upside. Some say they think his ceiling is being one of the top left tackles in the NFL, similar to Tristan Wirfs, and his floor is being a solid starter like Kolton Miller.

Proctor is a massive blocker with amazing quickness and athleticism for such a big-bodied lineman. Proctor played well overall in 2025, showing pass protection skills while also dominating in the ground game. His mass, strength, and size can blast defenders off the ball, and he is a violent bull. Team sources are concerned about Proctor’s weight and his ability to stay at a good weight during his pro career. That is the wart that keeps Proctor from being a top-five pick. However, sources say that Proctor looked elite at his pro day, and some feel he has learned how to keep his weight in check. Sources say he is not a bad kid and has matured a lot over the past year, but they are working through and verifying his makeup.

Overall, Proctor played well in 2023 as a freshman. Except for struggling against Michigan in the college football playoff, Proctor was generally reliable to protect Jalen Milroe. He followed up his debut with a solid second season as a starter.

4/21/26: Mauigoa was a star recruit and one of the top players in the nation. After choosing the Hurricanes, Mauigoa has been a starting tackle the past two seasons. Mauigoa has a quality skill set with upside, and he was an excellent run blocker for the Hurricanes in 2025. His pass blocking was improved, but Mauigoa lacks some arm length and has some issues with speed rushers. Hence, multiple team sources feel he might be better off moving inside to guard in the NFL. Multiple team sources say they think Mauigoa will be a top-20 pick. Mauigoa had a late cooling of his draft stock from concerns about a shoulder injury that caused him to be recalled for a medical recheck by the league. Not all teams are concerned about the shoulder, so he looks safe to go in the top-20.

4/21/26: Freeling broke into the lineup during his freshman season and played well for the Bulldogs. He started at left tackle in 2025, with Earnest Greene being moved to the right side. Freeling really improved his pass rush as the season progressed. He showed impressive quickness, athleticism, and strength at the point of attack with the upside to be better as he gains more experience. Freeling worked out well at the NFL Scouting Combine, showing his skill set and pro potential.

4/21/26: Iheanaschor has been starting at right tackle for Arizona State, and has been a solid blocker for the Sun Devils. He could use some development as a swing tackle backup, and perhaps he can develop into a starting right tackle in the NFL. Team sources say that Iheanaschor could go late in the first round and should not last long if he slips to the second.

4/21/26: Miller started at right tackle. He had a decent showing against Georgia. Miller is a good athlete with quickness and agility on the edge. Miller could stand to get stronger and play with more physicality. Miller broke into the starting lineup at right tackle as a freshman in 2022, so he will enter the NFL with a lot of experience, in an offensive scheme that likes to be a predominantly zone blocker team.

4/21/26: Lomu formed a tough tackle tandem for the Utes with Spencer Fano. Just like Fano, there was some inconsistency with Lomu’s performance in 2025. Sources liked Lomu but said they were not in love, and while he was solid on tape, he was never dominant. Lomu might not have quite as good a skill set as Fano, but Lomu is a good athlete with quickness and athleticism on the edge. Lomu needs development with his technique for the NFL, but the talent is there for him to be a starting left tackle at the pro level.

4/21/26: Dunker looks like a day-two pick that could develop into a starter. Dunker possesses quality size and strength, while also showing nasty ability as a run blocker. He could compete to be a starting right tackle, and while he might be adequate at tackle, Dunker profiles as a better guard. He is strong, nasty, and tenacious as a run blocker. His feet, agility, and athletic limitations could be problematic when taking on pro speed rushers off the edge, but moving inside masks those problems. Dunker could be a really good NFL guard.

4/21/26: Bowry was the starting left tackle for Boston College the past couple of seasons. Bowry is athletic, tough, and has upside. He could end up getting starter grades with early-round potential. Bowry played well when he was on the field for Boston College in 2025, showing athleticism and developed technique on the edge. Bowry was injured against Notre Dame and dealt with some injuries in 2025. He is a sleeper talent who could be a nice value pick.

2/7/25: Shelton saw some action as a freshman, filling in for injured left tackle Olu Fashanu, and then was a rotational contributor who also logged time at guard and center. After Fashanu moved on to the NFL, Shelton took over at left tackle for the Nittany Lions in 2024. Shelton had a strong close to the 2024 season and put together some impressive tapes to end the season. Shelton has athletic ability and is technically sound with impressive patience. There could be some debate about whether he should be a guard or tackle in the NFL. Shelton had some struggles against Ohio State, and that tape would suggest that he move inside to guard.

4/21/26: Casey has been a solid left tackle for the Bronocs the past few seasons. Casey could be a swing tackle backup to start out his career, and he could also be a candidate to move inside to guard. Casey could be a solid day-two pick with the potential to develop into a starter.

4/21/26: Carmona has been a steady and tough blocker for the Razorbacks in 2025. Carmona played well for Arkansas in 2024, showing ability as a run blocker and pass protector at left tackle. He is a solid player with upside to develop for NFL coaches. He was very good against Oklahoma State in Week 2. Carmona played left tackle at San Jose State in 2023 and 2022.

4/21/26: Fa’amoe probably would have been a second-day pick had he decided to enter the 2025 NFL Draft. Fa’amoe produced a couple of good seasons at right tackle for Washington State. Fa’amoe could have gone to the Senior Bowl, but instead transferred to Wake Forest for the 2025 season. Fa’amoe has a good skill set with the upside to be a pro starter.

4/21/26: Tiernan has started at left tackle the past two seasons for the Wildcats after starting at right tackle as a sophomore. Tiernan is a tall, long tackle who could also move inside to guard in the NFL. He is strong at the point of attack with the ability to tie up defenders. Tiernan has upside to rise if he has a strong post-season.

2/7/25: Davis had some struggles with Duke in Week 2. Davis started out his college career at Contra Costa College before playing two seasons at New Mexico. Davis transferred to the Illini for the 2024 season and had an impressive debut, taking on the Big 10. Davis has good, versatile size for the NFL. Davis looks likea mid-rounder who has the potential to be a swing tackle backup to start out his career.

4/21/26: After losing Josh Simmons and Donovan Jackson to the NFL, the Buckeyes picked off Onianwa from Rice in the transfer portal. Onianwa is a large, heavy tackle that could be a candidate to move inside to guard as a pro. He was solid overall for the Buckeyes in 2025, but he had some issues with Miami in the college football playoff. Onianwa looks like a developmental backup.

4/21/26: In 2025, World was solid for the Ducks while playing with a lower leg injury. He was reliable in pass pro and a contributor as a run blocker against weaker competition, but World was exposed and dominated by the Texas Tech edge rushers in the Ducks’ playoff game. Late in the season, World suffered a torn ACL, and that will impact the start of his rookie season. As a result he could end up being more of a mid-round pick. World was the starting left tackle at Nevada the previous two seasons after starting at right tackle as a freshman. World is a mammoth tackle with height and length. As a pass blocker, World has a natural build with good size, strength, and length to play on the edge. He does a nice job of sinking his weight to stop bull rushes, and he shows an impressive ability to kill speed to power attempts. In the ground game, World uses his strong upper body to knock defenders back and manipulate them. World has a good skill set but he needs development.

4/21/26: Barber had some growing pains but also showed potential in 2023. In 2024, he got better as the season progressed and turned into a solid blocker to protect D.J. Lagway. Barber was disappointing in some early games but played better later in 2025. He could be a mid-round backup.

4/21/26: In 2024, Pounds had a good season starting at left tackle for the Rebels and protecting the blind side for Jaxson Dart. Pounds is a big edge blocker, and he will enter the NFL with a lot of experience after starting at North Carolina previously. Pounds had a solid 2025 season, and he could be a sleeper tackle that turns into a nice value pick.

4/21/26: Nwaiwu played tackle and guard at North Texas in 2022 and 2023 before transferring to Oklahoma. With the Sooners, Nwaiwu had a strong debut, making the transition to the SEC. Nwaiwu’s run blocking is ahead of his pass protection. He played right tackle for Oklahoma.

4/21/26: Wagner had an impressive 2024 redshirt sophomore season as the starting right tackle for the Fighting Irish. He has good height and length as an edge blocker, and he is a smart blocker with good technique. Wagner had a solid 2025 season, and he could be a nice swing tackle backup in the NFL.

4/21/26: In 2024, Zuhn had issues in pass protection and needs development for the NFL. Zuhn is a big lineman, but he can be inconsistent with his technique and gets in trouble when he plays high. Zuhn has a lot of experience as a starting left tackle for the Aggies, but he needed to be more consistent. Zuhn looks like a backup candidate for the NFL.

4/21/26: Crownover was the starting right tackle for the Aggies. He is a big body that could stand to improve his conditioning for the NFL, and he will need to show an ability to handle speed rushers. Crownover has upside to develop, but needs to land with good coaching.

4/21/26: Taylor was a versatile starter for Boston College as a senior. He showed the ability to play inside and outside. He started eight games at right guard, three at left tackle when Jude Bowry was injured, and one start at right tackle. For the NFL, Taylor could fit best as a guard, but he could start out as a versatile game-day backup who could help backup at a few spots.

4/21/26: Willis was a solid tackle at Kansas State before transferring to Washington. With the Huskies, Willis was the starter at left tackle before an injury against Ohio State caused him to miss three games. Willis has solid size for the NFL and could be a backup who competes to grow into a bigger role.

4/21/26: Harkey was a solid blocker at right tackle for Oregon in 2025, showing size and strength at the point of attack against weaker competition. However, Harkey really struggled in the college football playoff games. His pass blocking could use development for the NFL, but that is not surprising considering Harkey played two seasons at Texas State (2023-24), redshirted at Colorado (2022) for a year, and started out at junior college before that. Harkey should kick inside to guard in the NFL.

4/21/26: Bell played in the junior college ranks before landing with Miami for the final two seasons. Bell is a massive blocker who needs work to take on NFL pass rushers. Bell could be a worthy late-round project that has some upside to work with.

<> 4/21/26: Bailey is a lightning-fast edge rusher with a dangerous repertoire of pass-rushing moves. In 2025, he had 14.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, three passes batted, and 52 tackles. Bailey is an excellent pursuit player as he eats up ground in a hurry. He has some size limitations for the NFL as a run defender, but Bailey will battle in the ground game. In 2024, he recorded 31 tackles, seven sacks, and five forced fumbles with Stanford. Bailey showed his explosive speed with a fast 40 at the NFL Scouting Combine.

4/21/26: In 2025, Reese had 69 tackles with 6.5 sacks, two passes broken up, zero forced fumbles, and zero interceptions. Team sources feel that Reese is a special player as they like his instincts in combination with being big and athletic. At 6-foot-4. 238 pounds, Reese is a large linebacker with a versatile skill set. In 2024, Reese had 43 tackles with .5 sacks as a rotational backup. Reese worked out well at the NFL Scouting Combine.

4/21/26: In 2025, Bain had 54 tackles, 9.5 sacks, an interception, and a forced fumble. Bain had an excellent freshman season for Miami, totaling 7.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, and 44 tackles. At the point of attack, Bain is strong and violent. He is tough to set the edge and battles hard as a run defender. In the pass rush, he shows some quickness and power, but some team sources feel that Bain is a tweener tackle/end. Bain was injured to start 2024 and didn’t debut until early October. He totaled 23 tackles with 3.5 sacks.

4/21/26: Howell had 11.5 sacks, one forced fumble, 31 tackles with six passes batted. Howell is fast off the edge with a repertoire of pass-rushing moves. Howell’s size might make him an odd fit as a linebacker/defensive end, but his production of getting after the quarterback is going to make him an early-round pick next April.

6/24/26: In 2025, Mesidor had 63 tackles with 12.5 sacks and four forced fumbles. He was a physical edge setter with the ability to fight off blocks and get after the quarterback. Mesidor had 32 tackles and 5.5 sacks. He had a good game against Florida and was active behind the line of scrimmage. He was also active against Florida State and Louisville. Mesidor was a consistent pass rusher for the Hurricanes in 2020-2022. In 2022, he had 38 tackles with seven sacks, one forced fumble, and four passes defended. The previous season, he had 4.5 sacks after totaling five sacks in 2020. In 2023, Mesidor only played two games before going out for the season with an injury. Mesidor is an older prospect and has some skill set limitations.

4/21/26: Young had an excellent week at the Senior Bowl and drew rave reviews from team sources. Young had 42 tackles with 6.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, and two passes batted, and was among the nation’s leaders in pressures. In 2024, Young had 41 tackles with 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble. Young has good size, length, and upside to develop. While Young has good size, he is also quick to close and shows good instincts as a rusher. Young could be a riser throughout the 2026 draft process.

4/21/26: Lawrence is a fast and physical edge rusher with upside to develop with pro coaching. Lawrence had a strong senior season with 28 tackles, seven sacks, two forced fumbles, and two passes batted. Lawrence could be a solid second-round pick, and is a candidate to sneak into the first round. A number of team sources like Lawrence’s tape from 2025, and he has worked out well in the lead-up to the draft.

4/21/26: In 2025, Jacas had 11 sacks, three forced fumbles, one pass batted, and 43 tackles. Jacas has played really well for the Fighting Illini this season, providing a big impact at the point of attack. In the ground game, Jacas has functional strength to hold his ground and get in on runs outside of his gap. Jacas is strong and quick in the pass rush, showing the ability to get after the quarterback as a versatile rusher. He had eight sacks, 74 tackles, and three forced fumbles in 2024. Jacas is a riser with early-round potential. Jacas helped himself with a strong week at the Senior Bowl.

4/21/26: Thomas is a fast edge rusher with serious speed off the edge. He shows some variety in moves and some functional strength to fight off blocks. In 2025, Thomas 26 tackles with 6.5 sacks, a forced fumble, and a pass batted. In 2024, he totaled nine sacks with one forced fumble, one pass batted, and 23 tackles. Thomas is undersized to be a three-down base defensive end in the NFL, so we will have to be rotated and used in obvious pass-rushing situations. He could be a candidate to be moved to outside linebacker in base and move to rush off the edge in the sub package.

4/21/26: Moore was very good at the Senior Bowl and really helped himself. Moore was a productive edge rusher for the Wolverines in 2025, putting some good pressure on the quarterback. Moore totaled 10 sacks with 30 tackles, two forced fumbles, and three passes defended. He had four sacks in 2024 and five sacks in 2025. For the NFL, Moore could be a rotational designated pass rusher to start out his career.

4/21/26: Perkins totaled 55 tackles, three passes batted, four sacks, three interceptions, and a forced fumble in 2025. Perkins did not get the pass-rushing opportunities that LSU gave him in his freshman and sophomore seasons. In 2024, Perkins had 16 tackles before going out for the season with an ACL injury. In his few games of action, Perkins was not the same tenacious player that he was in 2023 and 2022. Perhaps he was easing off, trying to protect himself from injury.

Perkins is the size of a traditional outside linebacker, but he is a lightning-fast playmaker who was all over the field for LSU as a freshman in 2022 and 2023. He was a dynamic edge rusher who showed natural blitzing ability. In 2022, he totaled 72 tackles, 7.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, one interception, and four passes batted. In 2023, Perkins recorded 7.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, 74 tackles, and four passes batted. Perkins possesses a unique body type and is undersized as an edge defender. However, in 2022 and 2023, he showed explosive speed and tremendous instincts.

4/21/26: Parker helped himself with a strong showing at the Senior Bowl. In 2025, Parker had 37 tackles with five sacks and a pass broken up. Parker has enjoyed a breakout sophomore season for the Tigers with 57 tackles, 11 sacks, and six forced fumbles in 2024. The 6-foot-3, 265-pounder has quality size and impressive instincts for a young player. In his freshman season, Parker had 5.5 sacks and 33 tackles.

4/21/26: In 2025, Dennis-Sutton had 42 tackles with 8.5 sacks, three passes broken up, three forced fumbles, and a blocked punt. While teammate Abdul Carter gets a lot of attention justifiably, Dennis-Sutton was also on the radar of NFL teams as they liked his 2024 tape. Dennis-Sutton (6-5, 272) is a big body at the point of attack, and he has upside with untapped potential. In 2024, he recorded 36 tackles, 6.5 sacks, three passes defended, and a forced fumble. However, sources say they liked his 2024 tape more than his 2025 performance. He had 26 tackles and 3.5 sacks in 2023. Dennis-Sutton has day-two ability and could be an impressive tester in pre-draft workouts. Dennis-Sutton showed impressive size and speed at the combine.

<> 1/9/26: In 2025, Reiger had 32 tackles with five sacks. In 2024, Reiger was a solid defender for the Badgers, recording 22 tackles with five sacks and a forced fumble. At the Senior Bowl, Reiger had a good week of practice to help his draft stock. Team sources said that Reiger impressed them at the combine.

4/21/26: In 2025, Height was a dangerous edge rusher and combined with David Bailey and Lee Hunter to help produce a lethal defensive line for the Red Raiders. Height totaled 10 sacks with 38 tackles, two forced fumbles, and a pass batted. Height showed some speed off the edge with functional strength to get off blocks. He was impressive against Oregon in the college football playoff game as well.

4/21/26: In 2025, Josephs played well for the Volunteers. He showed the ability to be a potential designated pass rusher at the pro level. He had 33 tackles with four sacks, three forced fumbles, and two passes defended. In 2024, Josphes had 39 tackles with 1.5 sacks and three forced fumbles.

<> 4/21/26: In 2025, Curry had 66 tackles with 11 sacks, one forced fumble, and two passes broken up. He was a productive player who played tough with a good motor. As a backup in 2024, Curry had 22 tackles with 2.5 sacks and two forced fumbles. He could rise if he produces more as a starter in 2025.

4/21/26: In 2025, Kamara had 34 tackles and two sacks. He had more pressure than the numbers indicate. Kamara lacks height and length on the edge, but he has quickness and plays hard. In 2024, he had 47 tackles with 10 sacks, two forced fumbles, and one pass batted. The previous season, Kamara had 51 tackles with 7.5 sacks and four forced fumbles. At his size, Kamara is a tweener end/linebacker who may not have a position to be a three-down starter. Thus, he could be a designated pass rusher (DPR) candidate for the NFL.

4/21/26: In 2025, Guy has 18 tackles with 2.5 sacks and an interception. After serving as a backup for three seasons, Guy flashed ability in 2024 with 32 tackles and 5.5 sacks. He could be a riser if he builds on that, and Guy could be improved now that he has a year of experience.

<> 4/21/26: Llewellyn played well in 2025 with 6.5 sacks and 26 tackles with five passes batted. Llewellyn was a solid defender for Iowa in 2024, totaling 22 tackles with 5.5 sacks and a forced fumble. His pass-rush ability improved as he gained experience. He could be a solid mid-rounder with upside.

4/21/26: In 2025, Crawford had 36 tackles with five sacks, one forced fumble, and an interception. In 2024, Crawford had 22 tackles as a rotational backup for Auburn. However, Crawford has a skill set with upside to grow. Crawford could start out as a backup who grows into being a starter. The previous season, he had 44 tackles with 5.5 sacks and two forced fumbles with Arkansas State.

4/21/26: In 2025, Sapp had 34 tackles and one sack. Sapp was a disruptive defender for the Gators in 2024, and provided consistent play throughout the season. He totaled seven sacks with two forced fumbles and 46 tackles. Sapp is a tweener end/tackle but has some ability to rush from inside or outside. He looks like he could become a solid backup in the NFL. Sapp had a solid week at the Senior Bowl.

2/4/26: In 2025, Fano was a solid defender for the Utes with 4.5 sacks, 44 tackles, and two passes batted. Fano plays hard and is physical. He could be a solid backup in the NFL.

<> 4/21/26: In 2025, Gumbs had 31 tackles with 2.5 sacks and two forced fumbles. In 2024, Gumbs had a solid debut for the Gators, showing some edge rush ability. He totaled five sacks with eight tackles for a loss and 35 tackles. In the previous three seasons, Gumbs played at Northern Illinois. He could be a day-three sleeper with upside to develop.

4/21/26: In 2025, Payton had 34 tackles with one sack. In 2024, Payton had 35 tackles and four sacks with Florida State. Team sources were disappointed in his play, and he was wise to go back to school next year. Payton transferred to LSU. Payton was superb in 2023, making a lot of clutch plays for the Seminoles. He totaled 43 tackles, seven sacks, and nine passes batted. Playing across from Jared Verse, Payton was more disruptive than the numbers illustrate. In 2022, he totaled 31 tackles, five sacks, and three passes batted.

4/21/26: In 2025, Burke had 40 tackles with three sacks and a pass batted. Burke had 27 tackles, two sacks, four passes defended, and an interception. He is a tough defender at the point of attack, but is not very productive. Burke played better in 2023, recording 41 tackles, one forced fumble, and 5.5 sacks. He ate up the Alabama offensive line in Week 2. Burke needs to improve his pass-rush production in 2025.

4/21/26: In 2025, Woods had 30 tackles with two sacks and a pass batted. He has not been as good as the media hype suggests. Woods got his season off to a strong start against Georgia, and he was disruptive for Clemson all year. In 2024, he had three sacks and 26 tackles. Woods has upside to be better in 2025. He is strong, quick, and athletic at the point of attack.

4/21/26: Faulk had 29 tackles with two sacks and three passes batted in 2025. Faulk was a beast for Auburn in 2024, with a big-time presence behind the line of scrimmage. He had seven sacks, 45 tackles, and one forced fumble. He has shown speed and power as a pass rusher while being a big-bodied lineman to defend the run. The 6-foot-6, 288-pounder has upside to develop as he gains experience. He could grow into being a full-time tackle or drop weight to be a full-time end. Faulk is very versatile with the ability to line up at end, tackle, and play a variety of techniques. On top of being a very talented player, sources say he is a great kid and has good character.

4/21/26: In 2025, Miller had 23 tackles and 1.5 sacks. He has some talent, but has not produced much on the field. In 2024, he had 27 tackles with 1.5 sacks. Miller needs to show more pass-rush ability to close out the season.

4/21/26: Banks helped himself with a strong week of practice at the Senior Bowl. Banks was fast and athletic as an interior rusher while showing size and power at the point of attack. Banks has issues with leverage. When he plays low, he is very difficult to block, but Banks will stand up too high, and that leads to a loss of his quickness and power. Banks would be a first-round pick if it weren’t for medical concerns.

Banks injured his foot in September and missed over two months. He has six tackles in 2025. In his second season with the Gators, Banks is a large interior defender who flashed some pass-rush ability in 2024. He recorded 4.5 sacks with 21 tackles, one forced fumble, and one pass defended. He had 19 tackles with a sack in 2023. Prior to that, Banks had two tackles with a sack while playing at Louisville. Banks has a good skill set with upside.

4/21/26: In 2025, Overton had 40 tackles and four sacks. Overton missed time with injuries late in the season. He played really well against Missouri to help Alabama win a close game over the Tigers. Overton is a tough defender at the point of attack with height, length, quickness, and athleticism. In 2024, he totaled 42 tackles with two sacks, one forced fumble, and one pass defended. He is a tweener end/tackle. For the NFL, his best fit could be to add some weight and be a full-time three technique.

4/21/26: Some team sources said that Jackson did well and helped himself at the Senior Bowl. In 2025, Jackson had 44 tackles with one sack. In 2024, Jackson had a quality season for the Seminoles as one of the replacements for Braden Fiske. Jackson totaled 31 tackles with 3.5 sacks and a forced fumble. His 2023 season was lost to NCAA transfer rules after Jackson left the Miami Hurricanes for the Seminoles. He had 27 tackles and three sacks in 2022.

4/21/26: In 2025, Orange had 18 tackles and a pass batted thus far. He is a heavy gap-plugging nose tackle at the point of attack. In 2024, Orange totaled 24 tackles with one sack and one pass batted. Orange is a big nose tackle. Team sources say that he has talent but is not a good worker.