Michael Ihejeto brings proven interior disruption and rotational DL value
Michael Ihejeto has a track record as a productive interior defender, with Northern Colorado listing him as a starting defensive lineman who logged 36 tackles, 2.5 sacks and 6.5 tackles for loss over two seasons, and Henderson State noting he finished his career with 18 sacks and 62 tackles after transferring from Northern Colorado.[7][1] The key appeal is his pass-rush impact from the defensive tackle spot, which is a differentiator for a player in the middle of the line; the main question for a fit is whether he is best used as a gap-penetrating disruptor rather than a pure anchor-versus-the-run body.[1][7]
