West Virginia’s Pass Rushers Ready to Make an Impact Under Coach Cabral

West Virginia Mountaineers linebacker Tyrin Bradley is gearing up for a standout season with the help of new coach Victor Cabral. Cabral, known for his energetic coaching style and past success with defensive linemen, has been working closely with Bradley to enhance his pass-rushing skills.

Bradley, coming off a solid first season at West Virginia, is eager to provide a more consistent pass rush in his second year. With Cabral’s guidance, Bradley has been honing his technique and learning the strategic side of pass-rushing, likening it to a game of chess.

Cabral emphasizes the importance of patience and setting up the offensive tackle to create opportunities for sacks. He believes that Bradley and fellow spur Ty French, a transfer with a strong track record, have the potential to elevate the Mountaineers’ pass rush in the upcoming season.

Bradley, who went through a similar transition as a transfer last year, is helping French adjust to the higher level of competition. Both players are focused on improving their speed and athleticism to maximize their impact on the field.

With a strong work ethic and a competitive spirit, Bradley and French are poised to make a significant impact on West Virginia’s defense in 2024. Coach Cabral is impressed with their progress and dedication, highlighting their high motor and willingness to put in the work to succeed.

As the Mountaineers prepare for the upcoming season, all eyes will be on Bradley and French as they look to disrupt opposing offenses and make a name for themselves in the Big 12 Conference.