Smyth was a havoc-wreaker on the defensive line, amassing 40 tackles with 10 stops behind the line of scrimmage. His 5.5 sacks and four quarterback hurries showcased his disruptive ability. Smyth’s’ 6’3″‘” frame and impressive wingspan allowed him to bat down passes and recover fumbles, cementing himself as a dominant force in Valor Christian’s’ defensive scheme.

Smyth brings tenacity and power to the edge, using his strength to push blockers back and collapse the pocket. His vision and ability to break down in open-field tackles make him a reliable defender, while his knack for getting into the backfield often disrupts plays before they start. Smyth’s pass-rushing ability forces quarterbacks to constantly account for his presence, making him a dynamic threat off the edge. A two-sport athlete, Smyth has the tools to excel at the collegiate level, where his athleticism and work ethic will make him a difference-maker.