Dayton DT Andy Carfagna: experienced, disruptive interior veteran
Andy Carfagna is a proven Dayton defensive tackle with production that shows up in the backfield: in 2016, he played 11 games and totaled 21 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and 3 sacks, which points to a lineman who can penetrate rather than just eat space.[6] His value is the combination of size, experience, and interior disruption—he’s the kind of steady, physical fit a team wants if it needs a mature trench player who can hold up against the run and create negative plays. Dayton’s roster also lists him as a 6-4, 265-pound R-So. DT in 2014, underscoring that he has long been developed as a core line piece.[9]
