Glassboro is one of only a select handful of teams that can truly say they dominate both at the skills and in the trenches. Tyler Bright Tyler Bright 6'2" | 255 lbs | DL Glassboro | 2026 State NJ further underscores their embarrassment of riches along the d-line. Lining up at the nose, Bright makes many plays when guards pull. Furthermore, he fights pressure well and is an absolute plug in the middle – both of which make him extremely difficult for opponents to move/get his shoulders turned. Part of what allows Bright to fight pressure is that he gets his hands on the man in front of him nearly ever play. He has some strength as well, hitting the hump move, while also showing instances of playing with upward bend in his body.

Tyler Bright Tyler Bright 6'2" | 255 lbs | DL Glassboro | 2026 State NJ brings versatility and power to Glassboro’s defensive front. At 6’1”, 250 pounds, he can line up both on the edge and inside, making him a key piece in stopping the run. He’s stout at the point of attack, using aggressive, heavy hands to control blockers and disrupt plays. His first-step explosiveness gives him an edge, but his strength lies in his relentless motor.

As a pass rusher, he thrives on effort and physicality. His strong punch and ability to shed blocks allow him to generate pressure, though refining his pad level would take his game to another level. With a strong lower half and the athleticism to twist and stunt effectively, he has the tools to make an impact. He could work his way onto a Division II roster if he sharpens his technique.

59 tackles (33 solo), 18 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, 1 safety

13-0 team record
87.29 Strength Index
59.74 Opponents’ Strength Index
#1 seed in South, Group I
Group I State Champion

Best game: 9 tackles (6 solo), 3 tackles for loss, 3 sacks in 40-9 victory vs. Schalick in Sectional Final

Worst game: 6 tackles (3 solo), 1 tackle for loss in 20-7 victory vs. Woodstown