Xavier Belton brings steady size and rotational upside to Bryant’s defensive front
Belton is a 6-foot-2, 255-pound junior defensive lineman for Bryant who logged 11 total tackles in the 2025 season, showing dependable rotational production rather than splashy box-score dominance.[1][4] His value is in the frame and role fit: he has the size to hold up inside, plays with a proven college body, and offers a low-risk depth piece for a front that needs consistency and physicality.[2][4]
NMSt L 3-19 
UMass W 27-26 
Camp L 48-50 
Towson L 24-26 $84K
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