Pulte had a productive season last year. The 6’5 220 defensive lineman had 49 total tackles (17 solo, 32 assisted), 6 TFL, 3 sacks, and 1 blocked field goal. He has good athletic ability due to good acceleration, and lateral agility. Pulte shows good initial quickness out of his stance and very good hand speed to engage first with the OL. Pulte uses his powerful bull rush to knock the offensive line off of their anchor. He also uses his big body to stuff up gaps, getting into the backfield getting sacks or TFL. Pulte has a very good competitive toughness, playing through the whistle and assisting teammates finish tackles. He’s a fantastic player, and I can’t wait to see more!

A true two-way force in the trenches, Pulte dominates on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he explodes off the snap, blowing defenders back, and drives them back to clear running lanes. His low pad level and precise hand placement allow him to win the battle up front and create space for his backs. On defense, his quick hands shed blocks effectively, allowing him to penetrate the backfield and cause disruption. His explosiveness enables him to generate consistent pressure on quarterbacks and rack up sacks. Pulte’s stock is on the rise, and he is poised to make an even bigger impact as he heads into the offseason and beyond.

Pulte measures in at 6’5 220-pounds and plays OL/DL for Fairview. Last season, he had 49 total tackles (17 solo, 32 assisted), 6 TFL, 3 sacks, and 1 blocked field goal. Great size for a defensive lineman. Pulte is a big body who stuffs up runs in the middle. He has good initial quickness out of his stance. Maintains a low pad level throughout his battle with the offensive line. He has good hand placement to move them out of the way. Pulte has a good bull rush using it to knock the OL off their feet. He isn’t afraid of using his hands to swat the OL’s arms away. Fairview is producing some great products.