Jeris
Pendleton.
Jeris
Pendleton.
Ashland
Pendleton projects best in a one-gap 3-4 or 4-3 system that values disruption and penetration from its interior linemen, prioritizing quickness over pure bulk.
He can contribute as a rotational pass rusher in year one, with the upside to develop into a starting three-technique as he refines his technique against the run.
A two-gap 3-4 defense where he'd be tasked with consistently holding the point of attack against double teams would diminish his impact.
Pendleton's burst and motor make him an intriguing developmental prospect for a modern, penetrating defensive line scheme.
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