the old-school disruptor who came in with sack-machine DNA
Josh Allison entered Central Michigan as a defensive lineman with a verified big-play résumé from Lake Orion, where in the 2006 season he posted 107 tackles and 17 sacks, and he was also a team captain and all-state selection[1]. His calling card is obvious: leverage, motor, and production as a wrecking-ball pass rusher, not just a space-eater, which makes him the kind of DL who can change down-and-distance. If a team wants intensity, backfield disruption, and a player with proven edge and competitiveness, Allison fits the bill.
