Massive SEC nose tackle with NFL-level size and plug-the-gap upside
Weston was a 6-foot-5, 315-pound Georgia defensive lineman whose best trait was straightforward: he could clog the middle and make life miserable for SEC offensive lines.[5] He was viewed as a big, powerful interior defender with enough versatility to play across the line, and his 75 career tackles and 4 sacks at Georgia show a steady rotational contributor rather than a pure stat-sheet producer.[5] He also battled an internal preseason injury that required surgery, so durability and development were part of his profile.[7] If you need size, leverage and run-stuffing presence, he fits; if you want instant pass-rush juice, he was more projection than finished product.[3][5]
