Kevin Hornbeak brings proven run-stopping production and disruptive interior toughness
Hornbeak has shown he can hold up inside and make plays that matter: in 2024 at Tiffin, he played all 12 games and logged 13 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, a sack, and 3 quarterback hurries. At 6-2, 295, he looks like a compact, physical defensive tackle with enough burst to penetrate and enough motor to stay involved beyond the stat sheet. He also brings a less-common bonus for a lineman: track-field throwing experience, which can translate to lower-body power and explosiveness. If you need an interior defender who competes, flashes disruption, and fits a developmental buy-high profile, he’s worth a look.[1][3][4]
