Cornell’s veteran edge rusher who wins with disruption
Dario Arezzo is a seasoned Cornell defensive lineman whose calling card has long been pass-rush disruption and backfield activity; in the 2008 season, Cornell described him as a player known for pressure, penetration, and 3.5 sacks with 7.5 tackles for loss in the previous season. He also drew praise as a highly touted recruit who chose Cornell for its academic-athletic balance, a clue that he brings maturity and buy-in as much as edge juice. If a team wants an intense, assignment-sound defender who can stress quarterbacks and create negative plays, Arezzo fits the bill.
