Alex Pace brings proven interior production and disruptive effort to Cincinnati’s defensive front
In his Cincinnati career, Alex Pace showed himself as a steady, hard-nosed defensive tackle who consistently found the ball, finishing with 79 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, and 1.5 sacks across 37 games. He was also a high-end recruit out of Glenville, where he was rated a three-star prospect and drew Power Five interest, which signals a solid baseline of athletic traits and upside. His value is in reliability, leverage, and interior toughness rather than flashy sack totals, so he fits best with teams that want a physical, assignment-sound DT who can help set the tone inside.[1][2]
