a disruptive interior anchor with proven punch
Al Page built his reputation at Wagner as a powerful, high-motor defensive lineman who could wreck blocking schemes from the middle; in 2014, he was described as a disruptive force and posted six tackles, three tackles for loss, and a sack against Monmouth, then entered 2015 as a preseason All-America and All-NEC selection[1][4][11]. The key reason to care: he brought size, leverage, and impact-play upside rather than just “eat-blocks-and-disappear” vibes, which makes him the kind of DL coaches trust in big snaps[1][4].
