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Anto Saka, a redshirt sophomore from Northwestern, has quickly established himself as a standout EDGE rusher in the Big 10. With the #3 highest PFF grade among Big 10 EDGE players and a pressure rate of 12.7%, Saka's impact on the field is undeniable. He is one of only three Big Ten players since 2000 to achieve over 100 tackles, 5.0+ sacks, and 3+ interceptions in a single season. Despite participating in fewer than 300 defensive snaps and an unfinished masterpiece with his pass rush plan, he demonstrates extraordinary explosiveness, bend, and speed. As he continues to develop, Saka's potential to dominate at the collegiate level and beyond appears promising. Bobby: "No. 2 in the Big Ten in pass rush win rate last season (20.1%) "
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Listed as the No. 477 player in the transfer portal and the No. 52 Defensive Lineman as of January 16, 2026. Enters Colorado as an undergraduate transfer with one year to play one. AT NEW MEXICO STATE STATE (2025). Played in 11 games in his lone season at New Mexico State, starting in five games. Ended the season with 42 total tackles, 21 unassisted tackles, 11 tackles for loss, 10 quarterback hurries, six sacks, two pass breakups, and one forced fumble. Led the team in tackles for loss, quarterback hurries, and sacks. Named to Pro Football and Sports Network's First Team All-American as a defensive lineman.
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