Angelo Blackson’s Auburn résumé: disruptive, versatile, and built for NFL-style trench work
Blackson was a high-motor Auburn defensive lineman whose calling card was versatility: he could line up inside or on the edge, squeeze gaps, and create splash plays as a run defender and occasional pass rusher. In his 2014 season at Auburn, he started the opener at left defensive tackle and finished with impact moments like sacks, tackles for loss, quarterback hurries, and even multiple blocked kicks—rare hustle traits that show up beyond the box score. He’d fit a team that values effort, size, and line flexibility.
