Harvard’s Carl Ehrlich: a high-motor, disruptive edge-setter who brought production and leadership
In the 2009 season, Carl Ehrlich was a reliable, do-it-all defensive piece for Harvard, starting all 10 games and finishing fifth on the team with 36 tackles, while adding 6.0 tackles for loss and 4 sacks. Beyond the box score, the former captain stands out for his toughness, football IQ, and leadership—traits repeatedly highlighted in Harvard’s and his own post-playing profile. He looks like the kind of player who fits best in a disciplined, physical defense that values effort, accountability, and versatility up front.
