Proven McNeese pass-rush producer with disruptive upside
Gross-Whitaker brings legitimate interior-DL production and physicality to McNeese, with a track record that includes a team-high 59 tackles, 7.5 sacks, and 13 tackles for loss in 2015, plus second-team recognition after another strong season. He stands out as a high-motor defender who can collapse the pocket and finish plays, which matters if you need someone who impacts both run defense and pass pressure. The biggest appeal is his proven ability to create negative plays, making him a strong fit for teams valuing disruptive, assignment-sound front-seven defenders.[2][1]
