
Veteran interior disruptor with proven Florida State production
Demonte McAllister was a reliable rotational force on Florida State’s defensive front, and in the 2013 season he finished third on the team in sacks and seventh in tackles for loss, showing real pass-rush juice from the interior. He’s the kind of DT you care about because he brought toughness, late-season surge, and playmaking in big spots—not just lunch-pail snaps. The differentiator: active hands, leverage, and a nose for negative plays. He looks like a fit for teams wanting an experienced, physical interior defender who can collapse pockets and make quarterbacks uncomfortable.