Texas LB with Elite Pass-Rush Versatility Now in the NFL
Trey Moore is no longer a college athlete—he’s a 2026 NFL Draft pick (4th round, #130) for the Miami Dolphins, transitioning from Texas’s edge defender to an off-ball Will linebacker. In his final 2024 college season, he posted 35 total tackles, 5.5 sacks, 9.5 TFLs, and 27 total pressures, proving he’s a blitzer who generates chaos (3 sacks as a blitzer) while covering with a 119.5 passer rating when targeted. His differentiator is rare versatility: a 6’3”, 245-lb San Antonio native who thrives against ranked foes (3 sacks vs. AP-ranked teams) and closes games in November/December (5.5 sacks in final two months). Though he missed 6 tackles in 2024, his intensity, athleticism, and NFL-ready flexibility make him a high-upside fit for any team needing a hybrid defender who can rush, cover, and adapt mid-play.
