Experienced, depth-chart DT for Albany
Michael Longo brings **defensive-tackle size and rotational depth** to Albany, where he was listed **second on the two-deep** at DT and had **redshirted the previous season**, suggesting developmental upside rather than finished-product production.[1] The key reason to care: he fits as a **physical, interior-line presence** who could add value if he turns that upside into consistent snap-to-snap toughness. The main question for any team is whether his role stays depth-oriented or grows into a steadier impact profile at the point of attack.[1]
