Shefte has prototypical size for a defensive lineman, measuring in at 6’5 230-pounds. He’s a versatile prospect lining up at edge, DL, and NT. Last season, he accounted for 76 total tackles (38 solo, 38 assisted), 2 TFL, 1 sack, 2 QB pressures, including 1 PD. He has good athletic ability due to very good balance, acceleration, good speed, and change of direction. Good initial quickness out of his stance with good hand speed. When he’s lined up on the edge, demonstrates very good bend and flexibility. Uses his very good strength to rush through tackles and knock them off their anchor. Good hand placement and very good hand strength. Very good tackling. Great job disengaging from the block and wrapping up the ball carrier. Shefte will chase them out in open space to get the tackle. He’s a name to start watching now.

Shefte brings an impressive physical profile to the edge position, standing at 6’5 and 230 pounds with a frame that projects well to the next level. His combination of length and athleticism allows him to disrupt plays and he shows a quick first step that helps him get into the backfield in a hurry. Shefte finished the season with 76 total tackles, along with two tackles for loss and a sack, reflecting his ability to stay active and involved in defensive production. He shows promising traits as a pass rusher, using his speed and get off to put pressure on opposing QBs. As he continues to add strength and refine his technique, his ceiling becomes even more intriguing. With added development in the weight room and exposure on the camp circuit, Shefte is a prospect who could generate significant Division I interest moving forward.