LSU safety Ty Benefield has recorded 33 tackles, two pass breakups, and two sacks through eight games. At 6-foot-3 and 216 pounds, he stands out for his energy, tackling range, and ability to make plays near the line of scrimmage; improving his coverage consistency could further boost his NFL potential.
Rutgers guard Kwabena Asamoah brings five seasons of experience and more than 2,700 college snaps. He has allowed no sacks in over 450 snaps this season and excels in pass protection, but his height and struggles moving laterally may suit him better to a downhill, man-blocking offense. Wisconsin linebacker Sebastian Cheeks has generated 34 pressures, the fourth-highest total nationally, and offers a versatile pass rush. His ability to set the edge against the run remains an area to improve.
### Key Takeaways
– **Ty Benefield, S, LSU:** A physical, rangy safety with playmaking ability near the line of scrimmage.
– **Kwabena Asamoah, OG, Rutgers:** An experienced, reliable pass protector who may fit best in a power-running scheme.
– **Sebastian Cheeks, LB, Wisconsin:** A productive, versatile pass rusher whose run defense could shape his draft stock.
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