Josh Ehambe brings proven pass-rush production and veteran edge depth to Kansas
Ehambe is a long, productive **defensive end** whose best trait is his ability to generate backfield disruption; at Kansas, he was credited in 2017 with **22 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, and 2.0 sacks**, after successfully moving back to his natural edge role from linebacker, a transition that NCAA.com said helped him “dazzle” in spring ball.[2][3] He profiles as a fit for teams that value effort, versatility, and a player who can win with motor and leverage more than pure flash, and his veteran background gives him a steadier, more reliable floor than a typical developmental edge prospect.[2][3]
