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Bryan Bresee DT 6’5, 305 RS Sophomore Strengths Weaknesses Great Burst and Explosiveness Off the Line Powerful Drive Strong Hands Twitchy Able to Shed Blocks Well Lined up Across the D-Line Injury History Injuries Seemed to have Affected His Play  Concerns with Tackling Can be Forced out of his Run Gap 2022 Statistics (Per PFF) *(Ranking is out of the 330 Defensive Linemen with 300+ Snaps this season) 2022 Statistic Total Ranking * Rank Percentile Pressures 24 T-59th Top 18% Sacks 3 T-69th Top 21% QB Hits 4 T-55th Top 17% Hurries 17 T-58th Top 18% Tackles 9 T-299th Bottom 10% Missed Tackle % 31.3% T-326th Bottom 1% Write-Up: Bryan Bresee is an interior defensive line prospect who had a tumultuous 3 year career at Clemson. As a freshman in 2020, Bresee made an immediate impact on a very talented Tigers defense, and was seemingly on the path to a very bright future over the next few seasons. Unfortunately, Bresee tore his ACL early in his 2021 campaign. Though he was cleared for t...

Lukas Van Ness EDGE 6’5, 275 RS Sophomore Strengths Weaknesses Inside/Outside Versatility Extremely Powerful Rusher Ability to Convert Speed into Powerful Drives Violent Hands Extremely Physical at Point of Contact Room for Growth Lack of Experience/Development Little to No Element of Finesse Predictable Rusher 2022 Statistics (Per PFF) *(Ranking is out of the 241 EDGEs with 200+ pass rushing snaps this season) 2022 Statistic Total Ranking * Rank Percentile Pressures 46 T-29th Top 12% Sacks 9 T-17th Top 7% Hurries 31 T-25th Top 10% Pass Rush Win Rate 18.8% T-31st Top 13% QB Hits 6 T-75th Top 31% Tackles 15 N/A N/A Missed Tackle % 17.1% N/A N/A Write-Up: Lukas Van Ness is a high-upside pass rusher who was an Iowa Hawkeye for 3 seasons (1 fully redshirted season). He was never an every-down starter for the Hawkeyes, and was a rotational pass rusher. Despite his relatively low playing time, Van Ness was extremely productive this season, finishing as a top-30 edge rusher in sacks, press...