Kent State DL Daniel Muir was a rugged 6-foot-2, 322-pound interior defender with NFL experience
Daniel Muir’s profile is built around size, leverage, and old-school interior toughness: at Kent State he started 45 of 46 games, then carved out an NFL career as a run-stopping defensive tackle. The key differentiator is that he was durable enough to be a near-every-week starter in college and later translated that heavy, clog-the-middle skill set to the pro level. For a team that needs a physical interior presence more than flashy pass-rush production, he fits the mold of a reliable, gap-occupying DL rather than a stat-sheet thief.
