Tulane’s disruptive backfield hunter
In the 2005 season, Craig Morris flashed real bite for Tulane with 20 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, and 2 sacks in 11 games, showing a knack for living in the backfield rather than just occupying space. He stands out as an active, slippery defensive lineman who can create negative plays, and his production versus SMU — five tackles for loss in one game — hints at a high-motor disruptor. If you want an effort-first DL who can tilt drives with penetration, he’s the kind of fit that makes coaches grin a little too much.
