Boston College DT with upside as a trench disruptor
Jerry Willette is worth watching as a Boston College defensive tackle because interior linemen who can anchor, stay disciplined, and collapse the pocket are rare, high-value pieces in a power conference defense. I don’t have reliable current-season stat data in the provided results, so the key takeaway is fit: if he shows consistent leverage, gap integrity, and enough burst to create interior push, he can be a useful rotational DT or developmental starter. The real question is whether his power translates against ACC-size offensive lines.
