veteran-depth defensive lineman who moved inside and kept climbing
Bobby Daush’s William & Mary profile shows a 6-foot-2, 250-pound DL who added value by shifting from defensive end to tackle in 2003 and reportedly made steady progress in the new role. The big takeaway: he looks like a technically adaptable front-seven piece rather than a pure stat-sheet monster, the kind of player coaches like for effort, depth, and position flexibility. He’s a fit if your team wants a hard-nosed interior lineman who can learn fast, handle contact, and keep getting better with reps.
