veteran ULM edge rusher with proven backfield disruption
Jordan Landry’s strongest college production came in the 2010 season, when the Louisiana-Monroe defensive end played all 12 games as a backup and posted 14 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss, and 3.0 sacks, including sacks against Troy, SE Louisiana, and Auburn[1]. He stood out as a tough, assignment-sound edge player with a knack for getting into the backfield and flashing pass-rush burst rather than piling up gaudy volume[1]. For a team, that profile says “reliable rotational pressure” — the kind of defender who can fit a scheme that values effort, discipline, and timely disruption[1].
