Jordan Caselberry brings proven pass-rush production and a disruptive motor to Butler’s defensive front
Caselberry is worth a look because he has already shown he can impact games in multiple ways: in 2021 at Butler, he logged 26 tackles, 3 sacks, 4 tackles for loss, and a forced fumble, and earlier as a freshman he played in 10 games with 13 tackles, including three against No. 1 North Dakota State.[3][5] The profile suggests a physical, active defensive lineman who can create negative plays and isn’t just eating snaps. There’s limited public evidence of recent Butler production beyond roster/history data, so the key question for a new team is whether he can translate that earlier disruptive stretch into consistent current-level impact.[3][5]
