long, sturdy edge presence with sneaky production upside
In the 2025 season, Breken Bowen gave Weber State a 6-foot-4, 250-pound defensive end with size and length that fit the edge well, but the box-score impact was modest: ESPN’s game log shows 7 tackles for the season, while Weber State’s 2025 team stats list him with 1 tackle and 0 sacks in the team’s defensive leaders view[10][9]. The appeal here is frame, developmental upside, and a role that can grow if his pass-rush consistency tightens up; he looks more like a projection piece than a finished product, which is exactly the kind of bet a coaching staff makes when it wants traits over flash[5][6].
