Jeremy Stephens brings proven backfield disruption to Butler’s defensive front
Stephens is a defensive lineman whose value shows up in disruption, not just raw box-score volume: Butler’s 2013 roster notes he ranked 11th in the PFL among defensive linemen in tackles, was second on the team in assists, and finished second in sacks with 3, which points to active hands, leverage, and a knack for getting into the backfield.[4] For a team, he profiles as a useful fit if you want a motor-driven DL who can help on pressure downs and play with some edge; the main caveat is that the available public information is limited and mostly older roster data, so current form and durability are not well documented.[4][3]
