Kaylyn Ayers brings proven pass-rush disruption for Idaho
In the 2015 season, Kaylyn Ayers flashed real playmaking juice for Idaho, finishing with 16 solo tackles, 2.5 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles, the kind of edge production that tells you he can change a drive with one snap[1][3]. He was also described as a long, physical strong-side end whose value comes from blowing up plays before they develop, which makes him more than a stat-sheet guy[5]. If a team wants a rugged, disruptive DE with proven takeaway instincts and a trench fighter’s edge, Ayers fits the mold nicely[4][5].
