Lorenzo Hernandez gives WKU interior disruption and splash-play upside at DT
Hernandez is a useful fit if you want a defensive tackle who can affect games beyond the box score: Western Kentucky lists him at 6-1, 285, and credits him with a strong season of interior production, including 25 tackles, a team-high 10.5 tackles for loss, five sacks, plus an interception and a fumble recovery[1]. That kind of backfield disruption signals a player with good leverage, timing, and pursuit burst for the position, making him more than just a space-eater[1]. If your team needs a physical, high-motor interior defender who can penetrate and create negative plays, he checks that box[1].
