Virginia’s unblockable, award-winning edge terror
In the 2007 season, Chris Long was a game-wrecking Virginia defensive end, posting 14.0 sacks and 19.0 tackles for loss while earning ACC Defensive Player of the Year and the Ted Hendricks Award for the nation’s top DE[6][13]. He stood out for his nonstop motor, ability to beat double teams, and impact plays that changed games, not just box-score hunting[7][14]. If a team wants a relentless edge defender with proven production, leadership, and big-game swagger, Long is absolutely the kind of player who earns every ounce of attention[6][15].
