Experienced Pitt DL with some game reps, but limited production
Lippert’s value is more about **size, experience, and rotational depth** than headline-grabbing stats: Pitt listed him at 6-4 on its roster, and he logged action in five games in 2013 with one tackle after playing two games in 2012 and making five tackles with one tackle for loss that season.[1][2] He looks like a reliable, low-drama developmental lineman rather than a featured disruptor, so he fits best for a team needing depth, practice toughness, and a body who understands the position—though his on-field production was modest.[1][2]
