productive UCLA edge defender with proven backfield disruption
Bosworth’s calling card at UCLA was his ability to create negative plays, finishing a 2009 season ranked third on the team with 14.0 tackles for loss and adding 3.0 sacks in 13 starts, which shows real edge disruption rather than empty volume. His fit value comes from being a physical, assignment-sound defensive end who can pressure quarterbacks and chase plays down from the edge; the data available here does not show elite size or freakish measurables, but it does show a player who consistently affected the backfield when on the field.[5]
