Dan Simon brings compact, effort-driven defensive line depth for Bryant
Dan Simon profiles as a sturdy, blue-collar defensive lineman for Bryant, with enough size to hold up at the point of attack and the kind of role-player production that can matter in the trenches. Bryant’s roster lists him at 6-3, 225 in his final season with the Bulldogs, where he appeared in eight games and recorded five tackles[3]. The appeal is less splash and more reliability: he looks like a depth piece who can absorb contact, stay assignment-sound, and provide physical reps without needing the offense built around him[3].
