Albright is a budding edge rusher for Del Norte. Measuring in at 6’1 165-pounds, he had 36 total tackle (20 solo, 16 assisted), 3 TFL, 2 sacks, with 2 FR. Albright has good athletic ability due to very good balance, good speed, acceleration, and lateral quickness. Albright uses his good knee bend and flexibility to get low paired with good initial quickness and hand speed. Creates initial contact with his opponent and uses his strength and speed to win the rep. Good bend around the edge. Very good get off and good block shedding ability. Albright uses his bull rush to knock offensive tackles off their anchor and collapse pocket. Very good tackling paired with relentless pursuit to chase the ball carrier out in open space. Keep an eye on Albright.

Albright measures in at 6’1 165-pounds. This past season, the defensive end had 36 total tackles (20 solo, 16 assisted), 3 TFL, 2 sacks, and 2 FR. Albright has good athletic ability due to good acceleration, speed, lateral quickness, and balance. He has good initial quickness out of his stance with good hand speed. Good bend around the edge. Maintains a low pad level to out leverage the OL. Good block shedding and get off speed. Very good tackling with good pursuit. Albright has a powerful bull rush to knock the OL off their feet. I’m intrigued to see how he does moving forward.

Albright made the most of his limited action, appearing in just five games and still producing 36 total tackles, three tackles for loss, two sacks and two fumble recoveries, including taking one back for a touchdown. He consistently shows the ability to disengage from blockers and attack plays near the line of scrimmage. Albright plays fast, diagnoses quickly and rallies with purpose to the football. His disruptive presence was felt whenever he was on the field. With continued development and a larger role, Albright has the tools to become a cornerstone defender and a standout name in his classification.