2016 NFL Draft: Don’t Overlook Nation’s Top Small-School Sack Artist, Matt Judon

March 18, 2016   ·   Luke Easterling   ·   Jump to comments

This year's NFL draft class is extremely deep along the interior of the defensive line, but it's a much different story when it comes to dynamic edge-rushers.
From the off-field issues of Eastern Kentucky's Noah Spence to potential medical concerns about Clemson's Shaq Lawson, per Albert Breer of NFL.com, even the draft's top defensive ends have their concerning flaws. If NFL teams would rather take a chance on a promising pass-rusher later in the draft, they should set their sights on Grand Valley State's Matt Judon.
The first thing about the Laker standout that jumps out is his production. Judon led all levels of college football with 20 sacks in 2015, along with 81 tackles, 23.5 of which took place behind the line of scrimmage. He fared well in his junior campaign, as well, with 19.5 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks. Judon knows how to make big plays even bigger by creating turnovers, forcing seven fumbles over the past two seasons.
Judon's performance over his final tw...

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