Trey Lisle is a long, rangy linebacker with real upside as a hybrid disruptor
Lisle stands out for his size, length, and versatility: at Southeast Missouri State he flashed as a young defender in 2025 with 16 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks, and he’s been viewed as a multi-position piece who can rush the edge or play off the ball. Reports also note he carried a 66.9 overall defensive grade and 72.9 run-defense grade on 241 snaps, which backs up the eye test that he can hold up versus the run while still creating backfield noise. If your team wants a developmental, high-ceiling linebacker with toughness and alignment flexibility, he’s worth a serious look.
