Florida State’s disruptive, high-motor edge menace
In the 2016 season, DeMarcus Walker was a game-wrecker for Florida State, piling up 68 tackles, 21.5 tackles for loss and 16 sacks, which made him one of the nation’s most productive defenders and a consensus All-American[2][11]. His calling cards were power, leverage, and relentless edge pressure, plus the kind of intensity that shows up in big moments—he opened 2016 with a 4.5-sack explosion against Ole Miss[2][11]. For a team that wants an aggressive, backfield-hunting DE with proven production and a nasty streak, he’s a terrific fit[2][4][15].
