veteran Mississippi State interior lineman built on depth, toughness, and steady run support
In the 2014 season, Curtis Virges was a dependable Mississippi State defensive lineman who appeared in all 13 games and finished with 17 tackles, showing the kind of week-to-week steadiness coaches love on the interior[2]. Earlier in his career, he added value as a versatile depth piece with 30 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, and 3 sacks across his first three seasons, plus a reputation as a solid two-way lineman coming out of West Point[2][12]. He is best for a team that wants mature, physical depth more than flash—steady, reliable, and built to eat snaps without drama[2][12].
