A smart, productive, high-IQ disruptor on Lafayette’s defensive front
Andrew Chuma built his reputation as a relentless, academically elite defensive lineman who converted from linebacker and kept adding value each season at Lafayette. In the 2018 season, he played all 11 games, made five starts, and posted 32 tackles with 5.5 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks, showing real backfield disruption rather than just steady gap-filling. He’s the kind of lineman coaches like: disciplined, versatile, and reliable, with strong instincts and the motor to finish plays. If you want a tough, assignment-sound DL who can also create negative plays, he’s a fit.
