Zachary does a lot of his best work through effort, awareness, and consistency rather than relying on one standout physical trait.

What he does well is stay active from snap to whistle. He keeps his motor running throughout the play, which shows up in how often he’s around the football—even if he’s not the first defender to arrive. That ability to stay involved late in plays is a real strength in his game.

He also competes hard at the point of attack. When he gets engaged with blockers, he doesn’t fold or get washed out easily. Instead, he works through contact and keeps fighting to stay in position, which helps him remain effective in crowded areas.

Another thing he does well is pursuit. When the ball breaks outside or extends beyond the initial gap, Zachary shows good effort tracking it down and finishing plays downfield. That chase ability adds value beyond just his initial assignment.

Uses length and strength to his advantage, creating separation at the point of attack. Shows strong extension to keep blockers at bay while maintaining vision on the play. Plays with good patience, allowing plays to develop before closing decisively. Finishes with physicality and control, making his presence felt in both early and late downs.