disruptive Dayton edge with proven production and special-teams edge
In his Dayton years, Victor Kaczkowski flashed as a high-motor defensive end who produced 18 tackles, 3.5 sacks and a forced fumble in the 2013 season, after leading the Flyers with 11 QB hurries in the 2012 season[1]. He stood out for effort plays and backfield disruption more than pure size, and Dayton later recognized his broader impact when he earned PFL Co-Special Teams Player of the Year in 2015[10]. If a team wants a relentless, versatile tone-setter who plays with urgency and does the dirty work, Kaczkowski fits the bill[1][10].
