Alabama’s high-motor edge rusher with proven sack production
In the 2003 season, Nautyn McKay-Loescher was a three-year starter for Alabama and an active-playmaker off the edge, finishing with 12.5 career sacks, including five sacks and six tackles for loss in his senior year. He stood out for pass-rush instincts, quarterback pressure, and a disruptive intensity that showed up in big moments, not just box-score stats. He was also recognized as one of Alabama’s top returning sack threats and won the Dwight Stephenson Most Valuable Lineman award at A-Day in 2001. If you want a relentless edge defender with production and toughness, he’s the kind of fit coaches love.
