Frasier Crane has been a dominant football player since High School. Starting out on his school's offensive line, he was able to learn the handwork that is needed to be a great O lineman. The following season, his defensive line coach noticed that he had certain qualities that would lend to him dominating on the other side of the field. Crane thinks that season on the offensive line gave him a great understanding on how the man standing across from him on each snap thinks, "Oh I think it helped a great deal," Crane said, "Just knowing how to play the position and what they do and don't look for on each snap gives me a great idea on what exactly they're thinking".
That knowledge helped him pave the way to being the all time sack leader at a prestegious football program, LSU. After becoming a starter early into his Freshman year, he took the reins of the defensive line and never looked back. Posting sack totals of f 6, 11.5 and 15.5 in his three years, he controlled the play on the field similar to the way a player like Aaron Donald or JJ Watt have done in the pros. Not just a leader on the field, Crane has been known to be a force in the locker room as well. "Im of the opinon that it's not enought to put up stats and play good football, you need to lead the team as a person in the locker room", Crane said.
Crane comes to the NSFL as a fresh face. After suffering a knee injury after his sophmore year, he saw his draft stock slip to nearly undraftable. Since putting up some good numbers at the combine, he's got teams adding him to their "sleeper" list and hoping they can take him in the back end of the draft. One thing is for sure, wherever he goes, Crane will do his best to be that player that many expected him to be.
That knowledge helped him pave the way to being the all time sack leader at a prestegious football program, LSU. After becoming a starter early into his Freshman year, he took the reins of the defensive line and never looked back. Posting sack totals of f 6, 11.5 and 15.5 in his three years, he controlled the play on the field similar to the way a player like Aaron Donald or JJ Watt have done in the pros. Not just a leader on the field, Crane has been known to be a force in the locker room as well. "Im of the opinon that it's not enought to put up stats and play good football, you need to lead the team as a person in the locker room", Crane said.
Crane comes to the NSFL as a fresh face. After suffering a knee injury after his sophmore year, he saw his draft stock slip to nearly undraftable. Since putting up some good numbers at the combine, he's got teams adding him to their "sleeper" list and hoping they can take him in the back end of the draft. One thing is for sure, wherever he goes, Crane will do his best to be that player that many expected him to be.