Keldric Faulk: NFL Draft Prospect with Versatile Skills

0:00It's April 9th. This is Auburn Tigers football news today, powered by AI Everything Happening with your team. I'm Corey with the story. Auburn Edge R Usher Keldrick Falk is one of those polarizing prospects shaking up the 2026 NFL Draftock. At 6 feet 6 inches and 276 pounds, with 34.375 inch arms, he's turning 21 in September and already has 37 games in the SEC under his belt. No major injuries, rare combo of size, youth and experience that makes teams pause outside the top 5 picks. Digging deeper, Falk brings a non-stop motor and top notch football character. He stuck with one program, shared his NIL cash with teammates and leads on and off the field with a team first vibe. His versatility shines too, lining up all over Auburn's front, which some schemes crave even if it dings his stats a bit. Fans might chase highlight real flash, but coaches see gold in his run defense.

1:00He leads all FBS edge guys and run stops. Those quiet plays that stuffed the line matter more for winning than splashy sacks, though his past rush needs polish, lacking elite speed or a go-to. Move, projections put his floor as a solid rotational runplugger who builds his past rush bag over two years into a 700-snab guy hunting, occasional tackles for loss. Fans are dependable every down two guy, grinding so stars like Montez sweat can feast, the kind of pick that builds contenders without the hype. Teams like the Bears could love him at 25 for Schemefit, adding front-mind flexibility to free up their rushers, but those traits might snag. Some way earlier if a squad buys the total package.