an old-school interior disruptor with throwback toughness
Jerry Arnold’s profile is built on size, leverage, and dependable production: in the 1990 Missouri State coverage, the 6-foot-2, 255-pound defensive tackle was described as undersized for the position, yet he still stacked up 154 tackles in 42 career games[1]. That kind of stat line points to a player who did the dirty work inside, played with toughness, and kept showing up against the run. If your team wants a rugged, high-motor interior defender who embraces contact and fits a physical front, Arnold looks like the right kind of fit[1].
