National Signing Day 2016: DL Tyler Biadasz signs with Wisconsin

Class	Position	Height	Weight
2016	DE	6'3	270 lbs.
School		Composite Ranking
Amherst (Wi.)		No. 52 SDE

Biadasz was a dominant force in 2015, and has the makings of one of those in-state "sleepers" who will blossom into a solid contributor to the Wisconsin defense in years to come.

In the Division 4 WIAA championship game alone, he blocked two punts and forced a fumble in Amherst's 42-0 win over Spencer-Columbus. A two-time WFCA first-team all-state selection, he comes to Madison after an impressive senior year where he was awarded the Tim Krumrie Award as the most outstanding defensive lineman in the state.

Welcome Tyler Biadasz (Amherst, Wisconsin) to the #Badgers football family! #NSD2016 https://t.co/vGcDuMrhy0 pic.twitter.com/20lxXJDAIr

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) February 3, 2016

Highlights: New #Badgers DL Tyler Biadasz #NSD2016 https://t.co/k2CMUCs1RJ

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) February 3, 2016

Rankings

Rivals: ; Grade: 5.6; No. 50 DT; No. 6 Wisconsin

ESPN: ; Grade: 73; No. 80 DT; No. 140 Regional; No. 6 Wisconsin

247: ; Grade: 83; No.  67 SDE; No.9 Wisconsin

Scout: ; No. 88 DE; No. 18 Midwest DE; No. 1 Wisconsin DE

Verbally committed June 7, 2015

Biadasz was the then-sixth verbal commitment to Wisconsin's class of 2016 back in the summer. He held offers from Illinois State, Western Illinois, and South Dakota State.

Just verbally committed to.. The Wisconsin Badgers! #blessed

— Tyler Biadasz (@TylerBiadasz) June 8, 2015

Video highlights

Statistics

Senior: 53 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, an interception, and two defensive touchdowns

Junior: 77 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, and 5 sacks

Honors

2015 Tim Krumrie Award for most outstanding defensive lineman; Two-time WFCA all-state selection