From Walk-On to Single-Digit: Reddick Adds Killer Instinct, Experience to D-Line

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The dangers of a quarterback's blind side are well versed within modern culture and around the football community. From a hit movie preaching the importance of its protection to last year's Super Bowl MVP — Denver's Von Miller — consistently exploiting it week-in and week-out, the sport understands the critical nature of the blind side.

In steps Temple's Haason Reddick, a speed rusher who has developed a penchant for pressuring opposing quarterbacks. Standing at 6'1" and 235 pounds, the redshirt senior jumps at the opportunity to make competing signal callers uncomfortable in the pocket.

Due to the nature of his freak athleticism, Reddick has made multiple positional changes over the…