seasoned EKU interior anchor with a powerful point-of-attack profile
In the 2015 season, Bryce Krebs was a steady Eastern Kentucky defensive tackle who started every game, posted 25 tackles with 4 tackles for loss, and added 2 quarterback hurries—good signs of a disruptive interior presence. EKU described him as very strong at the point of attack and expected him to anchor the line, which fits a blue-collar DL who brings leverage, toughness, and reliability. He also entered college as a two-time all-conference prep standout and Olympic weightlifting state champion, a nice clue that his game is built on raw power and work ethic.
