Seth Lotts brought old-school trench toughness to Army
In the 2004 season, Seth Lotts totaled 24 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, and 0.5 sacks, and Army described him as a hard-nosed, high-motor interior defender who explodes off the ball, craves contact, and is especially effective versus the run[1][2]. He also entered his final campaign projected to start at right tackle on a revamped front, which fits the profile of a steady, physical, assignment-sound DT rather than a flashy stat producer[2].
