Oswald is a defensive lineman who brings a physical edge and relentless effort to the trenches. He thrives at the point of attack, using his strength and leverage to control blockers and shut down running lanes. What sets him apart is his quick first step, which allows him to create early disruption and pressure the quarterback. This offseason, Oswald has worked hard on refining his hand usage, footwork, and explosiveness, making him more versatile and dangerous up front. His motor and toughness ensure that he’s active on every snap, whether collapsing the pocket or chasing plays down the line

A powerful and agile defensive tackle, Jacquet has sky-high potential to line up anywhere between a zero and three-tech at the college level. He showcases powerful hands at the line of scrimmage and consistently strikes out his hips with purpose off the snap. Oswald also possesses great change of direction and bend to finish in the backfield and come off the edge in stunt schemes. Jacquet is also intentional in his movements, demonstrating polished pad-level and body control. In just seven games as a freshman, the Panthers’ DT produced 1 sack, 21 total tackles, and 9 TFLs. The dual-sport stud should break out on a national level during his sophomore season. Oswald’s early offers include Houston, Texas Tech, and Sacramento State.

Jacquet is an explosive defender who combines power and speed to dominate in the trenches. With a quick burst off the ball and the ability to remain stout at the point of attack, Jacquet constantly disrupts opposing offenses. His violent hands and effective use of leverage in close quarters make him a problem for blockers. Despite being just a freshman, his impressive play earned him 23-6A Honorable Mention, signaling his immense potential. With a huge upside, Jacquet is poised to attract attention from college programs as he continues to develop and refine his game.