veteran Penn DL with proven disruption upside
Ryslik’s best snapshot is still his proven production: in the 2019 season at Penn, he played in nine games and posted 39 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, and two pass breakups—strong evidence of a disruptive interior defender who can create negative plays, not just occupy space[4][8]. His earlier recruiting profile also showed legitimate size and movement traits for the position, and Penn listed him at 6-4, 280 in 2019, which fits a long, physical line-presence profile[10][15]. If you need a tough, experienced DL who brings leverage, effort, and backfield juice, he’s the kind of piece coaches usually love.
