Michigan State DT with Untapped Power Potential from 2019 Draft Class
Gerald Owens, a 6-2, 235-pound beast who transitioned from high school RB stardom in NJ to Michigan State DT, logged three letterwinning seasons (2015-2018) with 24 tackles and 1.5 sacks, peaking with a career-high two stops vs. Rutgers in 2017; his rare RB-to-DL versatility brings explosive intensity and gap-plugging strength, but limited snaps and no post-2019 college action suggest he's now a high-upside developmental gem for teams seeking raw athleticism over proven stats—perfect fit if you build trenches with gritty, undersized disruptors.
