Habakkuk Baldonado brings length, edge-pop, and pro-ready disruptiveness
In his final Pitt seasons, Habakkuk Baldonado stood out as a long, versatile defensive lineman who could win with length, set the edge, and generate pocket disruption; Pitt credited him with 99 tackles, 22.5 tackles for loss, and 15 sacks across 40 games, while pre-draft scouting praised his play strength and lateral movement but noted his motor and consistency needed refinement. He’s the kind of defender you want if you value scheme-flexible pressure and a mature, battle-tested presence—less flashy than a star, more useful than a stat sheet sometimes suggests.
