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#25

Dani Dennis-Sutton

DE

Senior (NFL Draft)

Player Information

Position
DE
Number
#25
Year
Senior (NFL Draft)
Height
6'5"
Weight
272 lbs
Hometown
Owings Mills, Maryland
High School
McDonogh School

Season Performance Comparison

2024 Season

tackles95
sacks21
tackles For Loss33.5
forced Fumbles5
interceptions1

2025 Season

games Played12
tackles45
sacks8.5
tackles For Loss13
forced Fumbles2
blocked Punts1
quarterback Pressures45
pass Breakups3

2025 Performance Analysis

Declared for 2026 NFL Draft. Posted 45 pressures and 8.5 sacks in his senior season. An elite run-defending edge setter.

Biography

Dani Dennis-Sutton leaves Penn State as a model of power and consistency. While not a flashy speed rusher, his "heavy hands" and elite bull rush made him dominant in the run game (9.2% run stop rate). In 2025, he posted a career-high 8.5 sacks and shut down his side of the field. Scouts view him as a "high floor" NFL prospect, projecting him as a Top 50 pick.

Related News & Articles

Player FeaturesOctober 20, 2025

Dani Dennis-Sutton: Leadership in the Face of Adversity

As a senior leader on the defensive line, Dani Dennis-Sutton's role has never been more critical as he tries to hold the defense together amidst a coaching change and offensive struggles.

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AwardsDecember 4, 2025

Dennis-Sutton, Campbell Named Third-Team All-Big Ten

The Big Ten announced its 2025 All-Conference teams. Dani Dennis-Sutton and Amare Campbell earned Third-Team honors, while several others received Honorable Mention.

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