Do the already have the next great pa s rusher on their roster? During last year's draft, they quietly took -- and stashed -- a fourth-round prospect out of D-II Bloomsburg (Pa.) named III. He led the Huskies in sacks (13.5) and tackles for a lo s (15) in his only season playing football. He was a basketball standout, and opted to use his final year of eligibility playing another sport. The game was not foreign to him, though, Larry Nance Jr. Jersey as his father, Larry Jr., had an 11-year career at defensive end for the , , and . And based on early reports out of camp this year, the game is coming pretty naturally to III, too. Per Dave Birkett of , the 6-foot-6, 252-pound pa s rusher got "noticeably bigger" during his NFL redshirt season and may be in line to replace , who was . Johnson averaged about 30 snaps per game last year. "Don't be surprised," coach Jim Caldwell said of Webster in December. "He has made leaps and bounds in terms of strides in his ability to rush the pa ser. He's tough. The (coaches) do some extra work with him after practice and they've been raving about what he's been able to accomplish and just watching him kind of grow and develop. So at some point in time, he's going to play and play well for us." At Bloomsburg, Webster was split out wide and played a little tight end as well, demonstrating his freakish athleticism. He supplanted that with a 4.6-second 40-yard dash time, leaving some to believe he could actually play tight end at the next level. If Birkett is right, and Webster added some weight to his frame, imagine pairing and with another 6-foot-6 end who has elite speed and some developed pa s rushing moves. Perhaps there was a reason the team was so relaxed about leaving town. The latest Podcast and discu ses the ' new uniforms. Find more content on . Larry Johnson Jersey