veteran edge presence with size, leverage, and run-game grit
In the 2014 season, Syracuse DE Trevon Trejo was a limited but sturdy rotational piece, appearing in six games and finishing with 1 tackle while bringing a long, 6-foot-5, 260-pound frame and a reputation for a solid get-off, strong hands, and the ability to hold up against the run. His best value is as a physical edge setter who can win with leverage and effort more than flash, which makes him attractive for a scheme that wants toughness and separation at the point of attack. He’s not a stat-sheet monster, but he can be a dependable trench worker.
