Carl Sommer’s PSU edge: quick, disruptive, and built to fit a downhill defense
In the 2010 season, Carl Sommer emerged as a useful Portland State defensive end with 11 tackles for loss and 4 sacks, and coaches described him as a big-bodied open-space player who can run like a linebacker[5][6]. His value goes beyond the box score: he brings size, quickness, and a physical, high-motor presence that can stress tackles and set a tone on the edge[4][6]. For a team wanting an aggressive, versatile DE who can win with burst and effort, he looks like a solid fit.
