Columbia’s Interior Anchor with Pro-Style Defensive Tackle Traits
Stary projects as a **disruptive interior DT** whose value is in holding ground, collapsing the pocket, and doing the dirty work that frees teammates; public sources on his current Columbia production are limited, so his appeal is best framed through role fit rather than stat-line dominance. The key differentiator is *inside-line leverage and physicality*—the kind of presence that matters on early downs and in short-yardage situations if he brings consistent pad level, hand use, and motor. For a team, he fits best as a tough, scheme-dependent defensive tackle with upside if he can translate that trench strength into more consistent backfield disruption.
