disruptive edge presence whose production was built on pressure, TFLs, and toughness
Kentrell Lockett was a high-impact Ole Miss defensive end whose best calling card was disruptive backfield play: in his Rebels career he posted 22.5 tackles for loss and 8.0 sacks, and he later earned a sixth year because injuries cost him time in 2006 and 2010.[7] He was a steady, experienced front-seven piece who could flash big-play ability even while managing health issues, including a knee issue late in the 2009 season that he said was improving quickly.[5] If you want a defender with proven production, leadership, and grit, he fit the profile.
