Final Report

Tyreak Sapp is an intriguing EDGE out of Florida. Sapp is a tweener leaning towards the EDGE position. He carries his weight well and quite agile on tape while also bringing power with him. Sapp had a rough 2025 with just 1 sack, 3.5 tackles for loss, and 34 tackles. He was much more productive in 2024 with 7 sacks, 13 tackles for loss, 47 tackles, and 2 forced fumbles. Florida suffered a few major injuries and it left him with much less support than in 2024. Sapp is a good edge setter against the run. His arms aren't long but he has powerful enough hands and the leg drive to be able to press blockers on the outside. When lined up inside, Sapp is good at shooting gaps but he can't be relied on to take on doubles or occupy space. As a pass rusher Sapp shows promise. As an EDGE, he uses speed to power very effectively. He's also more flexible than you think when rushing on the outside. On the inside, Sapp is much quicker than most IOLs and uses that to his advantage. He sets up IOLs with a nice hesitation step and than is very fluid with his hands and feet to get past blockers. Sapp's hybrid qualities make him a useful tool in most defenses. He can play 3-4 defensive end or as a big end in 4-3 scheme. Sapp will likely start out as an interior rusher but should eventually develop into something close to an every down player, defending the EDGE on early downs and pass rushing inside on passing downs.

Recommended Position

EDGE

Round Grade

5th Round

Player Comp

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