veteran interior disruptor who brings bulk, tackles, and tone-setting grit
In the 2018 season, LaDarrius Kidd was a sturdy defensive tackle for Louisiana, finishing with 47 career solo tackles and 1 sack on the ESPN stat page, while Louisiana’s game notes highlighted a career-high 10 tackles against Appalachian State and 24 tackles by late October. The differentiator here is size-plus-effort: at 6-3 and around 317 pounds in team listings, Kidd showed he could clog the middle, hold up against the run, and still flash activity when the play found him. If a team wants an experienced, physical interior lineman with proven game-to-game toughness, he fits the bill nicely.
