Oklahoma State’s pocket-collapsing DT with production that still pops
In the 2016 season, Vincent Taylor was a disruptive force for Oklahoma State, leading the Cowboys with 7.0 sacks and 13.0 tackles for loss while posting 51 tackles from the interior—a rare blend of burst, power, and production for a defensive tackle[3][8][12]. Scouts praised his long arms, heavy hands, and bull-rush ability, plus a school-record five blocked kicks that hint at elite effort and special-teams value[12]. If you want a tough, high-motor trench defender who changes protection plans, Taylor fits beautifully.
