Danny Harry Jr. brings proven edge-setting production to Rhode Island's defensive front
In his 2016 season at Rhode Island, Danny Harry Jr. appeared in all 11 games, made two starts, and posted 27 tackles with 4.5 tackles for loss, flashing disruptive ability beyond the box score. He also showed a playmaking nose for impact with a blocked field goal and experience at defensive end after a strong junior-college résumé that included 12 sacks, 22 tackles for loss, and an all-conference nod. That profile points to a physical, high-motor DL who can set an edge, create negative plays, and bring tested production and maturity to a roster.[1][3]
