W&M's disruptive interior defender with NFL pedigree
Sean Lissemore was a 6-foot-4, 286-pound defensive tackle at William & Mary who later earned an NFL career, a strong signal that his game translated beyond the FCS level. His best differentiator was interior disruption: he paired size with leverage, motor, and enough pass-rush impact to finish with 22.5 sacks over his final two college seasons, the most in school history over a two-year span. If you want a tough, high-upside trench player who can collapse pockets and bring pro-ready competitiveness, he’s the kind of fit that jumps off the page.
