Charles Howard brings interior heat and veteran nastiness to FSU's defensive front
Charles Howard was a disruptive interior defender for Florida State, moving inside and showing a pass-rush edge from the nose in the 2004 season; earlier FSU bios also note he battled back from a knee injury and earned playing time with a high-effort, inside-out pressure style. His differentiator is leverage plus quickness for a defensive tackle, with coaches valuing him as a rare inside threat rather than just a space-eater. If you want a DT who can collapse pockets and play with some edge, he fits the bill.
