Yale’s Disruptive Veteran Interior Force
In the 2006 season, Jared Hamilton emerged as a productive Yale defensive lineman, flashing back-to-back impact plays in a win over Columbia, including a tackle for loss and a sack, which speaks to his ability to penetrate and finish in the backfield. His value is the kind coaches love: active hands, burst off the snap, and a knack for showing up in key moments rather than just chasing box-score glory. If a team wants a tough, assignment-sound DL who can create negative plays and bring edge to the trench battle, Hamilton looks like a strong fit.
