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2027 Draft: EDGE


Trevor Sikkema says he has given Dylan Stewart the highest summer scouting grade he has given any player at any position. Thinks he can become the best defensive player in the NFL. Big claim but I am more and more bullish on Stewart. His movement skills are truly elite.
 
Kahmari Brown, Iowa (frmly Elon)
6-2, 259


One to keep an eye on. the step up from Elon to the Big-10 is a big one so who know's if he'll make it, but he performed really well at Elon.

Run Defense - 81.2 (16 tfls)
Pass rush - 40 pressures, 13 sacks

On the video below I don't see someone winning with pass rush moves but with athleticism which is very impressive.

No. 27: Kahmari Brown, Iowa, DL​

A second-team FCS All-American last year at Elon, Brown led the CAA program with 16 TFLs, 12 sacks, three forced fumbles and eight QB hurries. This offseason, the 6-2, 258-pound Brown, a former high school running back in North Carolina, broad jumped 10-3, vertical jumped 40.2 inches and was timed at 1.56 in his 10-yard split. All exceptional numbers for a nearly 260-pound edge rusher.

 
Anthony Smith, Minnesota
6-6, 285


Smith was one of the most productive edge rushers last season with 14 sacks and 44 pressures. I'm not sure how well he fits us, he's built more like a 5-tech but perhaps this from the Freaks List explains why he was so successful.

No. 39: Anthony Smith, Minnesota, edge​

A first-team All-Big Ten player, the 6-6, 285-pound Smith had 17.5 TFLs and a Big Ten-best 12.5 sacks and also broke up three passes. The former standout high school basketball player, who also excelled in track as a shot putter and discus thrower, Smith is his teammates’ pick for the biggest Freak in the program. He ran 21 mph and vertical jumped 34 inches. The testing number Smith is most proud of is his shuttle time, which he clocked in the high 4.1s, crediting his basketball background. He’s also fond of other sports like soccer, tennis and ping-pong.

“I give a lot of credit to my mom, who put me into a lot of random sports and just said ‘try it,’ and I think that’s where I think I got all my athleticism from,” Smith said.
 

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