Princeton’s big, versatile interior presence with proven disruption upside
Adam Shippey is a 6-foot-4, 255-pound defensive lineman who brought real production to Princeton in the 2010 season, logging 23 tackles, a tackle for loss, a fumble recovery and a blocked kick before a midseason injury interrupted his run. He stands out for versatility — he started at defensive tackle and also lined up at end — plus the kind of effort that shows up on special plays, not just the stat sheet. The main caution flag is durability, with concussion and ankle issues noted in his Princeton career. If you value toughness, positional flexibility and hidden-impact plays, he fits.
