Powerful LSU DT with starter upside, but durability is the question
Quentin Thomas showed enough talent at LSU to be projected as a starter on the defensive line, but injuries—especially recurring biceps issues—limited his availability and shaped his career. The key selling point is simple: when healthy, he had the size and interior presence to help anchor a defense, but the reliability piece never fully clicked, with LSU noting he played 28 games and made four starts while injuries slowed him as a junior and senior. If your team values upside and run-stopping interior depth, he fits; if you need a durable week-to-week workhorse, the medical history is the red flag.
