Keith shows good timing off the snap and does a nice job changing up his approach as the play develops. He can attack the outside while also working back inside when blockers overcommit. Keith’s ability to adjust during the rush allows him to stay involved even when his initial move does not win the rep.

Marshall is a defensive end who brings a strong, physical presence off the edge and plays with the kind of effort and toughness that sets the tone for a defensive front. He shows good get-off at the snap, attacking offensive tackles with urgency and working to establish early leverage in his rush. Marshall competes hard through contact and doesn’t ease up once engaged, often continuing to fight through blocks to stay in the play and affect the backfield.

What stands out about his game is his motor and persistence as a pass rusher. Even when his initial move doesn’t win, he keeps working counters and stays active with his hands to try and collapse the edge. In the run game, he shows willingness to set the edge and hold his ground, helping to force plays back inside toward help. As he continues to develop more refined pass-rush techniques and improve his consistency with hand usage and pad level, Marshall has the potential to grow into a more disruptive edge presence.