Brad Brittain is a big-bodied interior force with proven disruptive flashes for Arizona
In Arizona’s 2002 spring drills, Brad Brittain flashed real interior push, leading the defense with two sacks in a session where the Wildcats totaled nine—an early sign he can wreck plays from the middle. Listed around 6-5 and 285 pounds, he brings the frame and toughness coaches love in a defensive tackle, plus a reputation for being durable and physical. The catch: the public record here is older, so the cleanest read is that Brittain profiles as a stout, high-effort trench player whose best value is anchoring up front and collapsing pockets when he’s on his game.
