Josh Cordell brings stout, proven interior punch to Marshall's defense
Josh Cordell stands out as a disruptive, physical defensive tackle who was productive for Marshall in the 2001 season, finishing with 54 tackles and 10 tackles for loss, the kind of interior activity that changes run fits and forces offenses to game-plan around him.[3][15] He was also described as a physically talented 6-5, 300-pound returner on the defensive front, which fits the profile of a gap-occupying, play-shedding DT with upside.[4] If you want a tough, high-motor interior lineman who can handle contact and create negative plays, Cordell looks like a strong fit.[2][15]
