McNeese’s Sandy Lewis brings edge size and pressure potential to the DL rotation
Sandy Lewis is a long, 6-foot-5, 225-pound defender who was used as an edge/pressure player in high school, giving him the kind of frame and positional versatility that can translate well to college football; he was also ranked among the better statistical performers in his class in Louisiana and Division II Select, suggesting on-field impact rather than just measurables.[1][2] The main reason to care is his upside as a disruptive front-seven piece: if McNeese can add college-level strength and polish his hand usage, he profiles as a fit for a defense that values length, pursuit, and pressure creation.[1][2]
