JoJo Wicker brings disruptive pass-rush juice from the interior
In the 2017 season, Arizona State DL JoJo Wicker was a steady interior disruptor, finishing with 42 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, and 6.0 sacks, while also flashing play-making instincts with multiple forced turnovers across his ASU career[1][4]. The selling point is his blend of burst and leverage for a defensive lineman: he can penetrate, collapse pockets, and finish plays, which is exactly what coaches love in an attacking front[1][4]. He also carried a productive high-school resume and enough consistency to stick on NFL radars, making him a fit for teams needing an energetic, assignment-sound DL who can create negative plays[2][9].
