seasoned TCU linebacker with a downhill, disruption-first game
Montrel Wilson brings proven Big 12 experience, plus a physical, tackle-for-loss profile that fits a defense needing an instinctive, contact-loving linebacker; TCU lists him at 6-3, 228 and credits him with 30 tackles, 16 solo stops and 3.0 tackles for loss in his junior season[5]. He also has a history of missing time because of injuries, which matters when evaluating reliability and long-term upside[3]. If you want a linebacker who plays with edge and can help set the tone in the middle, Wilson is a credible fit—but availability is the key question.
