rotational DL with team-value upside
Trujillo looks like a depth-and-development defensive lineman rather than a box-score star: the available stat line shows modest tackle production and no sacks, which points to a role built more on assignment football than splash plays[2]. Earlier New Mexico State bio info also notes he contributed on special teams, which suggests reliability, versatility, and a willingness to do the dirty work that coaches value[3]. If you want a tough, lower-maintenance piece who can help the room and handle multiple roles, he fits as a system player more than a headline-maker[2][3].
