Andy Keane brings early-statey depth and run-stopping size to UCLA’s interior line
Keane is a 6-foot-2, 276-pound defensive tackle who saw game action for UCLA and logged a tackle for loss against Stanford, which suggests usable interior burst rather than just bulk. His main appeal is as a trench player with enough size to hold ground and enough athletic pop to flash in the backfield when given snaps. Because the available public profile is limited, he looks more like a development/value fit than a finished-impact starter right now, but those traits matter if a team wants a hard-nosed, assignment-sound interior defender.[1]
