Brandon Bair was Oregon’s long, disruptive interior force
In the 2010 season, Brandon Bair gave Oregon a rare blend of size, length, and production from the defensive line, earning second-team All-Pac-10 honors and helping anchor a championship-caliber defense. At 6-foot-6 to 6-foot-7 and around 272-290 pounds, he stood out as a rangy, versatile tackle who could move inside, create havoc in the backfield, and finish plays—he was especially valuable on tackles for loss and as a steady veteran presence. If a team wants length, toughness, and line flexibility, Bair is exactly the kind of sneaky-good trench piece coaches love.
