disruptive Princeton edge presence with proven backfield production
Schlossberg stood out as a productive Princeton defensive lineman, tying for the team lead with 3.5 sacks, finishing third on the team with five tackles for loss, and leading Princeton defensive linemen with 43 tackles in the 2016 season[3]. He also delivered a strong game against Columbia with 2 sacks and 4 total tackles, showing the kind of backfield disruption coaches value on obvious passing downs[1]. The main appeal is his ability to create negative plays from the DL spot; for a team, that translates to a defender who can pressure quarterbacks, finish plays, and add toughness up front[1][3].
