DeAngelo Tyson was a sturdy, high-effort Georgia line piece who played bigger than the box score
In the 2011 season at Georgia, DeAngelo Tyson logged 11 starts, 20 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and 1 pass breakup, and across his Bulldogs career he totaled 79 tackles and 3.0 sacks[11]. He was valued as a thick, long-armed interior defender who played hard, occupied blocks, and brought non-stop effort more than flash[2][10]. If a team wants a dependable, physical trench worker with NFL-level size and a blue-collar motor, Tyson fits; if it wants splash-play fireworks, that was never his game[2][14].
