Oregon edge rusher with disruptive flashes and steady motor
Darius Sanders brings classic defensive-end traits to Oregon: physical edge-setting, effort, and enough burst to create negative plays when he gets into the backfield. In his Oregon stint, he finished a season with five tackles and a tackle for loss, including a six-yard loss against Washington State, which hints at a player who can impact downs even in limited work. He’s a fit if you want a disciplined, high-energy defender who plays with urgency; the upside question is how consistently he can convert that effort into bigger production against top Pac-12/Big Ten-level fronts.
