Rutgers’ old-school edge setter with NFL-tested pedigree
In the 2003 season, Raheem Orr was a wrecking ball for Rutgers, finishing with 82 tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks while leading all BIG EAST defensive linemen in tackles and TFLs[13]. That production matched the scouting vibe: fierce pass rusher, punishing tackler, and a high-motor tone-setter who could wreck plays all game long[4][13]. For a current Rutgers comparison, his profile screams disruptive, physical DL value—someone you’d want if your defense prizes intensity, edge-setting and backfield chaos over quiet, box-score-only impact[4][13].
