Compact, disruptive Spartan linebacker with proven backfield production
Allen was a high-motor, undersized-but-active linebacker for Michigan State, finishing his college career with 278 tackles and 46 tackles for loss in 54 games, which shows real playmaking and backfield disruption rather than empty volume.[4] He stood out for his quickness, pursuit, and ability to force the action from the Sam linebacker spot, making him a fit for teams that value instinctive, aggressive defenders who can attack gaps and chase plays sideline to sideline.[4][1]
