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Bohanna

Bohanna’s injury appeared to be a shoulder injury, but we’ll likely know more about the specifics of his injury after the game. He did not return to the field on the team’s ensuing drive.

Bohanna (6'4/357), an imposing nose tackle with behemoth size, wasted no time making an impact with Kentucky, starting five games as a true freshman in the talent-laden SEC while anchoring the middle of HC Bob Stoops’ stifling defense and earning 2020 second-team All-SEC recognition from Pro Football Focus. His value lies in his ability to absorb multiple blockers while serving as a major deterrent to his opponent’s interior run game. Bohanna accelerates off the snap surprisingly quickly for being such a gargantuan human but isn’t going to dazzle anyone with his deep bag of pass-rushing maneuvers. It’s easy to envision him providing value as a two-gap run stuffer akin to former Buffalo Bills legend Ted Washington.

Bohanna (6'4/361) is a crucial member of the Kentucky defense, as his presence in the middle of the defensive line is what makes the team’s 3-4 scheme so successful. The senior defensive tackle was unable to put any weight on the leg when being helped off the field, and he was later taken to the locker room via cart for further evaluation. Marquan McCall has been called upon to fill the resulting void.

This is not good news for the Wildcats, as Bohanna (6'4/361) has been a stalwart in the middle of the defensive line. The senior defensive tackle was unable to put any weight on the leg while being helped off the field, which does not bode well for his status the remainder of the day.

“Big Bo” is returning to Big Blue Nation. The 6-foot-4, 361-pound enforcer is a head-knocking nose guard in UK’s 3-4 defense. In addition to his gargantuan size, Bohanna plays with plus power and comes in hot off the snap.