disruptive Wyoming edge rusher with NFL-caliber motor
In his Wyoming career, Carl Granderson flashed as an edge defender with 17.5 sacks, 35.5 tackles for loss, and three forced fumbles, while also showing rare playmaking versatility with three interceptions and six passes defended.[9] His calling card is length, active hands, and relentless pursuit—traits scouts liked because he can rush standing up or with his hand down and keeps hunting through the whistle.[8][9] There’s some medical baggage in his background, but the blend of burst, bend, and toughness makes him an easy fit for teams wanting a high-motor, versatile edge presence.[8]
