Defensive Tackle
No. 77
Indiana
"A hit or a miss? After four seasons, Barzo has not become the destructible force that the Jets anticipated when the Jets drafted him No. 1 in 1974. Everyone keeps waiting.
Goodness knows, the physical qualifications are there. He's big and strong enough to wipe out one side of the line by himself. Barzo's good against the rush, but not quick or agile enough to be a strong pass rusher.
Born in Waterbury, Conn., he was too big for a crib right away. His first diaper was a bed sheet. King-sized.
A three-year starter at Indiana, he played every down as a senior despite a broken bone in his foot. His uncle Fritz played with the New York Giants and is now Yale's intramural director."
-Dave Newhouse, The Complete Handbook of Pro Football (1978 Edition)
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