veteran Oklahoma State anchor who brought heft, leverage, and backfield disruption
Chris Donaldson’s Oklahoma State profile points to a strong, dependable interior defender who could plug gaps and create havoc up front: in his Cowboys bio, he was described as a player who could “provide immediate help up front,” and he arrived after logging 36 tackles with 15 tackles for loss in a prior season at Coffeyville. His differentiators were size, toughness, and a track-record of producing behind the line of scrimmage rather than flashy sack totals. If you want a DT who looks built for dirty work, this is your guy; if you need a pure pass-rush specialist, that’s less clearly his lane.
