Defensive Tackle Rankings
Rk Player School
Rating
1. Ndamukong Suh Nebraska
97
2. Gerald McCoy Oklahoma
96
3. Dan Williams Tennessee
94
4. Jared Odrick Penn State
93
5. Brian Price UCLA
87
6. Tyson Alualu California
86
7. Terrence Cody Alabama
85
8. Cam Thomas North Carolina
84
9. Mike Neal Purdue
78
10. Lival Joseph East Carolina
73
11. Torrell Troup Central Florida
72
12. Lamarr Houston Texas
70
13. Al Woods LSU
66
14. Earl Mitchell Arizona
64
15. Arthur Jones Syracuse
62
16. Geno Atkins Georgia
61
17. D'Anthony Smith Louisiana Tech
60
18. Jeff Owens Georgia
57
19. Vince Oghobaase Duke
56
20. Corey Peters Kentucky
55
21. Nate Collins Virginia
54
22. Brandon Deaderick Alabama
53
23. Jay Ross East Carolina
53
24. Sean Lissemore William & Mary
52
25. Travis Ivey Maryland
50
26. Aleric Mullins North Carolina
50
27. Boo Robinson Wake Forest
45
28. DeMarcus Granger Oklahoma
45
29. Ricardo Mathews Cincinnati
45
30. Mick Williams Pittsburgh
45
31. Malcolm Sheppard Arkansas
45
32. David Howard Brown
45
33. Kade Weston Georgia
45
34. Cordarrow Thompson Virginia Tech
35
35. Ko Quaye South Dakota
35
36. Martin Tevaseu UNLV
35
37. Jaron Baston Missouri
35
38. Averell Spicer USC
35
39. Lorenzo Washington Alabama
35
40. Randy Earl Minnesota State
35

Tyson Alualu DT California #44

Ht: 6'2
Wt: 291
Strengths:
Excellent athlete for an interior lineman. Very active and plays with a motor that never dies. Consistently gets into the backfield using his bull rush. Does a job job staying low and using leverage to get past bigger offensive linemen. A team leader on and off the field; was a team captain as a senior. Has enough speed to occasionally make plays in pursuit.
Weaknesses:
Doesn't have elite size; won't be a great fit for every defensive scheme. Relies heavily on his bull rush, which won't work with the same consistency in the NFL. Overaggressive as a pass rusher causes him to be a liability against the run at times.
Comments:
Alualu, who is married with two children, is the type of high-intensity player and team leader that coaches love. He'll ace all his interviews with teams and win over a lot of coaching staffs with what he brings to the locker room. Given his lack of elite size, some teams may not consider him a fit for their system. He would be an ideal fit as a three-technique tackle in a 4-3 scheme, or potentially a defensive end in a 3-4 scheme.


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