Cam

Horsley

Saunders notched one sack with the Jets late last year. The Titans also signed OL Laki Tasi, formerly of the Raiders, and waived S Hudson Clark, DE David Ebuka Agoha and DT Cam Horsley.

Cam Horsley (6’3/312) enters the 2025 NFL Draft as a battle-tested, high-floor interior defender with four years of starting experience at Boston College. A stout lineman with a strong 8.54 RAS, Horsley flashes quickness off the snap (5.04s 40-yard dash, 1.73s 10-yard split) and vertical pop (31.5-inch jump) but makes his money as a gap-plugger with violent hands and a low center of gravity. He consistently held the point of attack in the Eagles’ 4-3 front, tallying 42 tackles and seven TFLs in 2024 while earning All-ACC honors. Horsley thrives with heavy strikes, anchor strength, and short-area agility, but his pass-rush arsenal remains underdeveloped. His pad level can rise late, allowing blockers to redirect him, and he can be sealed when trying to shoot gaps. Still, his durability, hand strength, and physicality make him a rock-solid rotational nose or one-tech prospect.

Horsley (6'2/271) received his offer from Boston College in February, and he would make an unofficial visit to the Chestnut Hill campus a month later. The three-star defensive tackle out of New Jersey visited BC officially this weekend, and described the trip as “amazing” after announcing his pledge to Steve Addazio’s program. The 11th member of the Eagles’ 2020 recruiting class to date, Horsley is the first defensive tackle that Boston College has landed in this cycle. Horsley, a physical interior lineman with good size/athleticism, picked BC over offers from Rutgers and Wake Forest.