Tate Wildeman Brings Size, Edge Flexibility, and Veteran Depth to Nebraska
Wildeman is a long, high-upside defensive lineman with prototype frame traits for the Big Ten, listed at 6-foot-6 and around 280 pounds, and he was a notable high school pass rusher who produced 6.0 sacks and 8 tackles for loss in 2017.[1][2][6] The bigger story, though, is availability: recent reporting indicates he battled injuries and was no longer playing football, which makes him more of a cautionary depth/fit evaluation than a clean on-field projection.[5] If you want length and developmental traits, he fits; if you need immediate, dependable production, the uncertainty is the headline.[1][2][5]
