Football

DeMario Pippen, a Tuscaloosa native and 2008 graduate of Central High School, has returned to his alma mater as the head football coach, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep-rooted passion for player development. As a standout athlete for the Falcons, Pippen played a pivotal role in Central's 2007 state championship victory, earning Max Emfinger All-American and All-State honors in the process.

Continuing his football career at Jackson State University, Pippen became the first in his family to attend college. His impact on the field was undeniable, culminating in the HBCU Bowl All-American recognition in 2012. Following his collegiate success, he earned an opportunity with the Denver Broncos before shifting his focus to mentorship and community engagement.

In 2015, Pippen founded MudWork LLC, an organization dedicated to player development and youth empowerment. Through MudWork, he has spearheaded annual youth football camps, basketball tournaments, food drives, and mentorship programs, fostering opportunities for young athletes to grow both on and off the field.

Pippen’s coaching career is marked by a commitment to excellence at every level. He began as the head basketball coach at Westlawn Middle School from 2015 to 2018, instilling discipline and teamwork in young athletes. He then took on the role of head track coach at Central High School from 2016 to 2018, leading student-athletes to personal and team achievements. From 2020 to 2023, he served as the head football coach, head basketball coach, and athletic director at Eastwood Middle School, where he oversaw multiple athletic programs and played an instrumental role in the development of student-athletes.

In 2023, Pippen returned to Central High School as the head football coach, embracing the opportunity to lead the next generation of Falcons. Under his leadership, Central has posted back-to-back 5-5 seasons since 2014, finishing 3-4 in region play in 2023-24 and 2-4 in 2024-25. His first season was highlighted by Central winning the inaugural City of Tuscaloosa Mayor/Council Football Champion Trophy, presented by Mayor Walt Maddox, after key victories over Northridge High (13-12) and Paul W. Bryant High School (42-27).

Pippen has developed standout talent during his tenure. In the 2024-25 season, quarterback Armani White led the team with 13 passing touchdowns and a 109.2 QB rating, while ShunKeith Turner powered the rushing attack with 84.7 yards per game. Christian Bishop contributed 35.9 receiving yards per game, and Tra'Von Hall led the team in total touchdowns (7) and receiving touchdowns (5). Defensively, Pherron Dancy was dominant with 10 sacks, 8 quarterback hurries, and 3 forced fumbles, while Jasiuah Rainer recorded 2 interceptions.

In the 2023-24 season, David McNeil threw for 12 touchdowns with a 119.8 QB rating, while Jalen Powell averaged 52.0 receiving yards per game and led the team with 5 receiving touchdowns. Marquis Thomas contributed 72.2 rushing yards per game, and McNeil added 7 rushing touchdowns. Defensively, Jasiuah Rainer anchored the unit with 8.2 tackles per game, while Dominic Myles recorded 4 interceptions and Pherron Dancy registered 5 sacks.

Beyond coaching, Pippen is a dedicated family man. He is married to Courtney Pippen, and together they have three daughters, Cari, Amari, and Demia. His journey from a state champion athlete to a head coach at his alma mater reflects his unwavering commitment to his community, his players, and the game of football.

Corey Waldon, a Central High School alumnus and former collegiate standout, returned to his alma mater in 2023 as the offensive coordinator, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Falcons' coaching staff. Rejoining the program during DeMario Pippen’s first year as head coach, Waldon has played a pivotal role in revitalizing the team’s offense, implementing a dynamic, disciplined, and high-powered system that maximizes player development and execution. His return is particularly meaningful, as he and Pippen were once teammates at Central, forging a bond on the field that now extends to the sidelines.

A standout wide receiver at Central High School, Waldon left his mark on the Falcons' football program with All-State honors and multiple accolades, including West Alabama Top Five Player of the Year, Athlete’s Foot Player of the Year, and several Player of the Week awards. His playmaking ability and leadership earned him a full scholarship to the University of South Alabama, where he was part of the Jaguars' foundational teams, helping establish the program in its early years. His collegiate experience further refined his football acumen, offensive strategy expertise, and ability to develop players, preparing him for a seamless transition into coaching.

Before stepping into his current role, Waldon previously coached at Central and Holt High School, where he became known for his ability to mentor young athletes and prepare them for the next level. His influence has helped shape the careers of numerous standout players, and his return to Central in 2023 has only strengthened the foundation he helped build.

Beyond the football field, Waldon is deeply committed to education, mentorship, and community outreach. He previously worked as a physical education teacher for Tuscaloosa City Schools and now serves as the Director of Community Engagement for Five Horizons Health Services, continuing his mission to impact the lives of young people beyond sports. Additionally, he is the owner of Waldon Media, LLC, a digital media production and creative services company, showcasing his leadership and innovation in business. Furthering his commitment to youth development, Waldon is also the founder of LIFT ALABAMA, a nonprofit organization focused on providing after-school programming and enrichment opportunities to help young people explore a better quality of life.

At the heart of everything Waldon does is his family. He is married to his wife, Katherine, and together they have a daughter, Kylar, with another daughter on the way. A devoted husband and father, he seamlessly balances his professional, coaching, and community roles with his commitment to family. He is also an active member of New Harvest Worship Center, under the leadership of Pastor Anderson Walker.

A pillar of the Central High School community, Waldon’s passion for the game extends far beyond X’s and O’s—he is dedicated to mentoring young athletes and providing them with the guidance, knowledge, and opportunities to succeed both on and off the field. With his extensive playing experience, deep ties to Central High School, and relentless drive for excellence, he remains a driving force in shaping the future of the Falcons’ football program, ensuring that the next generation of athletes is prepared for success at the highest level.

A veteran coach and proven leader, Russell Rivers enters his third season as the Defensive Coordinator and Inside Linebackers Coach for the Central Falcons, bringing nearly two decades of coaching experience and a championship pedigree to the program.

With nearly two decades of experience coaching football and nine years of experience in track and field, Rivers has developed a reputation for building tough, disciplined defenses and shaping elite athletes. His coaching career began at his alma mater, Stillman College, where he spent nine seasons as an assistant coach for both the football and track & field programs. While Rivers has mentored countless football standouts, his impact in track & field is equally impressive—having coached teams to three national championships.

In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Rivers has made an impact at several high school programs, including Clarke County High School, Lane College, Greene County High School, and Woodlawn High School. His ability to develop talent, implement high-level defensive schemes, and instill a winning mindset has made him a key asset to every program he’s been a part of.

As he enters another season with the Falcons, Rivers is committed to building a dominant defense, developing young men of character and discipline, and continuing the proud tradition of Central High School football. With a relentless drive for success, he is focused on elevating the Falcons to championship form—one play, one practice, and one season at a time.

Le’Ron McClain, a former NFL standout and Northport native, brings a wealth of experience and passion to his role as the Special Teams Coordinator and Running Backs Coach at Central High School. He joined the coaching staff in 2023 during DeMario Pippen’s first year as head coach, immediately making an impact with his leadership, football knowledge, and ability to develop young talent.

McClain’s football journey began at Tuscaloosa County High School, where he established himself as a dominant force on the field. His success at the high school level earned him a scholarship to the University of Alabama, where he became a key contributor to the Crimson Tide’s offense as a powerful fullback. Known for his versatility, blocking ability, and physical running style, McClain carved out a reputation as a relentless competitor and leader.

His collegiate success propelled him to the NFL, where he was the 137th selection in the fourth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. Over the course of his professional career, McClain became one of the league’s premier fullbacks, earning two Pro Bowl selections (2008, 2009) and establishing himself as a key offensive weapon. During the 2008 season, he led the Ravens in rushing yards, proving his ability to contribute both as a lead blocker and a primary ball carrier. McClain went on to play for the Kansas City Chiefs and San Diego Chargers before retiring from the league after an impressive seven-year career.

Now, as a coach, McClain is dedicated to mentoring and developing the next generation of athletes. His experience at the highest level of football gives him a unique perspective, allowing him to teach the finer details of the game while instilling discipline, work ethic, and accountability in his players. He is passionate about helping young athletes maximize their potential, both on and off the field.

Beyond football, McClain is a devoted father to Alexzondria Marie and Austin, and remains actively involved in the Tuscaloosa community, giving back to the city that shaped his journey. His return to the high school level is more than just a coaching role—it is a commitment to inspiring, leading, and preparing student-athletes for success at the next level.

Timothy Truss, Jr. played offensive line at the University of West Alabama from 2006 to 2009 before earning a degree in Physical Education in 2011. He began his coaching career as the offensive line coach at Sumter Central High School from 2011 to 2013. From 2014 to 2023, he served as the offensive line coach and offensive coordinator at Westlawn Middle School, where he played a vital role in player development and offensive strategy. In 2023, Truss joined Central High School as the offensive line coach, a position he continues to hold.

A passionate mentor, dedicated coach, and proud alumnus, John Smith enters his sixth season coaching the defensive line for the Central Falcons, where he blends his deep love for the game with a commitment to developing young men both on and off the field.

As a former Falcon himself, Smith takes great pride in upholding the legacy of Central High School, instilling in his players the core values of discipline, teamwork, and perseverance. His coaching philosophy extends beyond the gridiron, preparing his athletes not just for Friday nights but for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in life.

For Smith, football is more than just a game—it’s a lifelong lesson in resilience, accountability, and character. He takes special pride in not only shaping the future of his players but also passing these values down to his sons, who, like his athletes, will carry them long after their final snap on Falcon Field.

As he prepares for another season of CHASING GREATNESS, Smith remains dedicated to the rebuilding and resurgence of Thee Central High School, working tirelessly to restore its proud legacy and elevate the Falcons to new heights.

A dedicated mentor, family man, and community leader, Odis Waller enters his fifth season with the Falcons, serving as the Safeties Coach and Head JV Coach. A proud alumnus and former player of Central High School, Waller brings 16 years of coaching experience, spanning from youth leagues to high school football, and a deep-rooted commitment to developing young athletes both on and off the field.

Waller is not only a coach and mentor but also a devoted husband and father of six, values that shape his leadership style and passion for working with young athletes. He understands the importance of discipline, character, and perseverance—lessons he instills in his players daily.

During his tenure at Central, Waller has coached linebackers, defensive backs, and safeties, playing a key role in the development of All-Region standouts such as Christon Curtis, Braylond Smith, and Jasiuah Rainer. His ability to instill discipline, technique, and football IQ in his players has made a lasting impact on the Falcons' defensive unit.

Nicknamed "Coach O" during his Little League coaching days, Waller established himself as a championship-caliber coach, leading the Westside Raiders to five championships and building the Tuscaloosa Chargers program from the ground up—culminating in another title-winning season. A pillar of the Westside community, he remains committed to giving back, mentoring young athletes, and ensuring that the next generation has the same opportunities that shaped his own journey.

With aspirations of becoming a Defensive Coordinator or Head Coach, Waller is currently completing his college degree to take the next step in his coaching career. His passion for the game, dedication to his players, and unwavering loyalty to Central High School fuel his drive for success.

As he prepares for the upcoming season, Coach O is excited for what the future holds and remains steadfast in his mission to develop tough, disciplined, and high-character athletes who will excel both on the field and in life.

Bruce Jones, II, a proud Tuscaloosa native, has dedicated his life to the game of football, both as a player and a coach. A former standout at Central High School, he displayed remarkable versatility on the field, excelling at multiple positions on offense and defense. His talent and determination carried him into a successful professional career, where he became a three-time champion, earning titles in 2011, 2013, and 2018. Competing with the Alabama Bengals from 2011 to 2014 and later with the Alabama Blackhawks from 2018 to 2023, Jones showcased his ability as a true all-around athlete, taking on roles at quarterback, wide receiver, and multiple positions in the secondary.

After hanging up his cleats, Jones transitioned seamlessly into coaching, bringing his wealth of experience and leadership to the next generation of athletes. Since 2020, he has steadily expanded his role on the sidelines, working with defensive backs, wide receivers, and special teams before stepping into his current position as quarterbacks coach. His keen eye for talent and commitment to player development have played a key role in shaping numerous All-Region athletes, including Stevenson Hodges, Jarrell Hodges, Dominic Myles, and Christon Curtis.

Beyond the game, Jones remains a pillar of the Westside community, devoted to mentoring young athletes and ensuring that they have the same opportunities that shaped his own journey. His passion for football extends far beyond wins and losses—he is driven by a mission to instill discipline, character, and leadership in every player he coaches. As he continues to advance in his coaching career, he is also completing his college degree, further solidifying his commitment to personal and professional growth.

Off the field, Jones recently married his wife, Jasmine, in January 2025. Together, they are building a future rooted in faith, family, and a shared love for the game. He carries with him the lessons learned from years of dedication and perseverance, always striving to inspire those around him.

Sam Crawford is a committed football coach and mentor dedicated to the holistic development of young athletes in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He is a proud alumnus of Northridge High School. He is currently pursuing a degree in Sports Management at Troy University, reflecting his dedication to advancing his expertise in athletic administration.

With five years of coaching experience, Crawford has significantly impacted the local football community. He serves as a statistician for the Central High School Falcons, contributing to the team's strategic planning and performance analysis.

Beyond his coaching responsibilities, Crawford is deeply involved in youth mentorship. He works as a youth minister, guiding young men in their personal and spiritual development. Crawford's influence extends beyond the field, as evidenced by testimonials from those he has mentored. Through his unwavering commitment to discipline, leadership, and integrity, Crawford continues to be a guiding light for Tuscaloosa's youth, both in athletics and in life.

Vincent Jackson brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of defensive excellence to the Falcons, joining DeMario Pippen’s staff in early winter from Prattville High School. This fall, he will take the reins as the Cornerbacks Coach, bringing his passion for player development and defensive strategy to the program.

Jackson made an immediate impact at Prattville, coaching standout defensive back Kelvin Blue, an All-Region selection who went on to sign with the University of West Alabama. Under Jackson’s guidance, Prattville’s defense consistently ranked among the top units in their region, demonstrating his ability to develop elite talent and execute high-level defensive schemes.

From 2022 to 2024, Jackson served as the Defensive Coordinator for the Sheffield Bulldogs, marking his first tenure as a play-caller. His leadership helped steer the Bulldogs to back-to-back winning seasons (6-4 and 5-5), producing First Team All-State selections Derrick Hood and Calvin Madden, along with a host of All-Region standouts, including Christian Steele, Buddy Stutts, DeMarcus Beckwith, and Bryant Doll.

Prior to his time at Sheffield, Jackson spent six seasons (2016-2022) at Florence High School, where he coached under JB Wallace. Beginning as the Cornerbacks Coach before transitioning to Outside Linebackers, he played a pivotal role in Florence’s defensive success. During his tenure, he mentored 7A All-State talents Jelen Lee (University of West Georgia) and Carson Casteel (Vanderbilt University) while helping guide the program to the playoffs in every season he was on staff.

As a player, Jackson was a standout defensive back at the University of North Alabama, lettering from 2005-2008 as a starting nickel/cornerback. Under the leadership of Defensive Coordinator Karl Morgan, he helped anchor a dominant defensive unit, contributing to an impressive 44-8 career record, a 2006 Gulf South Conference Championship, and two NCAA Division II National Semifinal appearances (2005, 2008).

Jackson holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of North Alabama (2010) and later earned his Master’s Degree in Special Education from the University of Arizona (2020).

He and his wife, Sheree, are proud parents to their two children, Austyn and Taylor.

A dynamic force in education, technology, and community outreach, Keiosha combines leadership, creativity, and innovation in every role she undertakes. Originally from Cave Springs, Georgia, and raised in Cedar Bluff, Alabama, she is a proud alumna of The Illustrious Tuskegee University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education in 2016. She later continued her education at The University of Alabama, earning a Master of Arts in Education in 2021 and an Educational Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership in 2023. Currently, she is pursuing a PhD in Educational Leadership along with a Higher Education Teaching Certificate, further deepening her expertise and commitment to shaping the future of education.

Keiosha has been teaching since 2016, working with students across all grade levels. She spent two years teaching 5th grade and one year teaching 6th grade before transitioning into computer science, where she has excelled in teaching and mentoring 6th-8th grade students since 2018. As a dedicated advocate for equity in education, she is committed to ensuring that all students—regardless of background—have access to the resources, opportunities, and support they need to succeed. She is especially passionate about integrating technology into education, helping students leverage digital tools to thrive both inside and outside the classroom. Keiosha also loves being part of the Falcons Football Team, as it allows her to continue collaborating with many of the students she once taught in middle school.

Currently, Keiosha serves as Technology Resource Manager, Webmaster, and Social Media Coordinator for Westlawn Middle School. She has revolutionized the school’s online footprint, fostering stronger connections between students, parents, and the broader community. Her ability to merge technology, storytelling, and strategic communication has set a new standard for engagement in academic settings.

Beyond the classroom, Keiosha plays a pivotal role in athletics and student engagement. She serves as Player Operations and Social Media Manager for Central High School Football, where she enhances the program’s visibility and brand through high-impact social media strategies, dynamic graphic design, and action-packed photography. Her work ensures that athletes, coaches, and fans stay informed, engaged, and inspired.

A recognized leader in education and innovation, Keiosha has secured over $50,000 in grants, earned multiple Technology Innovator of the Year awards, and helped Westlawn Middle School receive both the State and National School of Character Award as chair of the school’s Character Team. Whether she’s mentoring students, leading professional development, or managing digital initiatives, her passion for excellence, empowerment, and engagement shines through in all that she does.

Outside of work, Keiosha enjoys spending time with family, traveling, photography, graphic design, and cheering for the Georgia Bulldogs!

Started by Dr. Jessica Wallace, the Merging Athletic Training, Community, Health Equity and Diversity (MATCHED) Lab is a community-based research lab operating out of The University of Alabama (UA). MATCHED Lab works with high school football teams across several counties in West-Central Alabama to promote optimal brain health in adolescents. At Central High School, MATCHED Lab works with the Falcons both in and out of season. In-season MATCHED members work with the Falcons to build pre-game meal plans, emphasize proper hydration, and provide nutritious half-time snacks to fuel the athletes. Additionally, MATCHED members assist with the tracking of concussion injuries. Out-of-season MATCHED members focus on educating athletes on the various areas of health that interact to influence brain health. They cover topics such as sleep hygiene, concussion and head injuries, blood pressure, body composition, and nutrition, working closely with athletes to provide practical changes that improve brain health and overall performance on the field.

Dr. Jessica Wallace has a clinical background in athletic training and also holds degrees in Athletic Training from the University of Miami, physical education from the University of Central Florida, public health from Harvard University and kinesiology from Michigan State University. She and her team of students at UA are working to advance health and wellbeing of high school football athletes across the state of Alabama.

Awards and Achievements

• 1979-1987: Teacher/Athletic Trainer/Coach - Tuscaloosa Co. High School
• 1987-1999: Manager – DCH Sports Medicine
• 1995-1999: President – Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association
• 1996: Athletic Trainer – Track and Field – Olympic Games
• 1999-2007: Head Football Athletic Trainer – University of Alabama
• 2003: SEATA College Athletic Trainer of the Year
• 2006: AKATA College Athletic Trainer of the Year
• 1997-Present: Director of Rehabilitation Services – University of Alabama
• 2008: ALATA College Athletic Trainer of the Year
• 2009-Present: Adjunct Faculty -ATEP – University of Alabama
• 2012: ALATA Hall of Fame Inductee

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 13
• Rush: 150
• Pass: 222
• Rec: 471
• Total: 843
• Y/G: 64.8

Defense

• GP: 13
• Solo: 8
• Asst:0
• Tot Tckls: 8
• T/G: 0.6
• TFL: 0

Scoring

Points

• GP: 13
• TDs: 9
• TD Pts: 54
• Conv: 0
• S: 0
• Kick Pts: 0
• Tot Pts: 54
• P/G: 4.2

Touchdowns

• GP: 13
• TD Rush: 2
• TD Rec: 7
• TD FR: 0
• TD IR: 0
• TD PR: 0
• TD KOR: 0
• Total: 9

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 9
• Rush: 424
• Pass: 0
• Rec: 0
• Total: 424
• Y/G: 47.1

Scoring

Points

• GP: 9
• TDs: 5
• TD Pts: 30
• Conv: 0
• S: 0
• Kick Pts: 0
• Tot Pts: 30
• P/G: 3.3

Touchdowns

• GP: 9
• TD Rush: 5
• TD Rec: 0
• TD FR: 0
• TD IR: 0
• TD PR: 0
• TD KOR: 0
• Total: 5

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 13
• Solo: 21
• Asst: 20
• Tot Tckls: 41
• T/G: 3.2
• TFL: 0

Sacks

• GP: 13
• Sacks: 1.0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0.1
• Hurs: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 13
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 3
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 12
• Rush: 177
• Pass: 0
• Rec: 0
• Total: 177
• Y/G: 14.8

Defense

• GP: 12
• Solo: 3
• Asst:0
• Tot Tckls: 3
• T/G: 0.3
• TFL: 0

Scoring

Points

• GP: 12
• TDs: 4
• TD Pts: 24
• Conv: 0
• S: 0
• Kick Pts: 0
• Tot Pts: 24
• P/G: 2.0

Touchdowns

• GP: 12
• TD Rush: 4
• TD Rec: 0
• TD FR: 0
• TD IR: 0
• TD PR: 0
• TD KOR: 0
• Total: 4

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 10
• Rush: 248
• Pass: 994
• Rec: 0
• Total: 1,242
• Y/G: 124.2

Scoring

Points

• GP: 10
• TDs: 5
• TD Pts: 30
• Conv: 0
• S: 0
• Kick Pts: 0
• Tot Pts: 30
• P/G: 3.0

Touchdowns

• GP: 10
• TD Rush: 5
• TD Rec: 0
• TD FR: 0
• TD IR: 0
• TD PR: 0
• TD KOR: 0
• Total: 5

Career Stats

Defense

• GP: 5
• Solo: 9
• Asst: 6
• Tot Tckls: 15
• T/G: 3.0
• TFL: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 5
• Int: 1
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0.2
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 20
• Solo: 101
• Asst: 59
• Tot Tckls: 160
• T/G: 8.0
• TFL: 1.0

Sacks

• GP: 20
• Sacks: 1.0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0.1
• Hurs: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 20
• Int: 2
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0.1
• PD: 3
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 2
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Scoring

Points

• GP: 17
• TDs: 0
• TD Pts: 0
• Conv: 0
• S: 0
• Kick Pts: 88
• Tot Pts: 88
• P/G: 5.2

PATs and Field Goals

• GP: 17
• PAT: 73
• PAT Att: 75
• PAT %: 1.0
• FG: 5
• FG Att: 8
• FG %: .6
• Lng: 42
• Tot Pts: 88
• Kick P/G 4.9  

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 1
• Rush: 0
• Pass: 0
• Rec: 10
• Total: 10
• Y/G: 10

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 1
• Rush: 0
• Pass: 0
• Rec: 126
• Total: 126
• Y/G: 126.0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 1
• Solo: 1
• Asst: 0
• Tot Tckls: 1
• T/G: 1.0
• TFL: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 10
• Solo: 11
• Asst: 30
• Tot Tckls: 41
• T/G: 4.1
• TFL: 0

Sacks

• GP: 10
• Sacks: 0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0
• Hurs: 3

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 10
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 1

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 4
• Solo: 6
• Asst: 0
• Tot Tckls: 6
• T/G: 1.5
• TFL: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 4
• Int: 1
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0.3
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 12
• Solo: 28
• Asst: 11
• Tot Tckls: 39
• T/G: 3.3
• TFL: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 12
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 2
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 5
• Solo: 6
• Asst: 4
• Tot Tckls: 10
• T/G: 2.0
• TFL: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 10
• Solo: 28
• Asst: 15
• Tot Tckls: 43
• T/G: 4.3
• TFL: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 10
• Int: 1
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0.1
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 0
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 10
• Solo: 21
• Asst: 25
• Tot Tckls: 46
• T/G: 4.6
• TFL: 0

Sacks

• GP: 10
• Sacks: 4.0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0.4
• Hurs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 9
• Solo: 23
• Asst: 21
• Tot Tckls: 44
• T/G: 4.9
• TFL: 0

Sacks

• GP: 9
• Sacks: 1.0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0.1
• Hurs: 0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 9
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 1
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 14
• Solo: 23
• Asst: 34
• Tot Tckls: 57
• T/G: 4.1
• TFL: 1.0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 14
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 1
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 3
• Rush: 22
• Pass: 0
• Rec: 0
• Total: 22
• Y/G: 7.3

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 3
• Solo: 1
• Asst: 0
• Tot Tckls: 1
• T/G: 0.3
• TFL: 0

Career Stats

Offense

• GP: 2
• Rush: 33
• Pass: 0
• Rec: 0
• Total: 33
• Y/G: 16.5

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 1
• Solo: 2
• Asst: 0
• Tot Tckls: 2
• T/G: 2.0
• TFL: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 1
• Solo: 1
• Asst: 0
• Tot Tckls: 1
• T/G: 1.0
• TFL: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 3
• Solo: 1
• Asst: 6
• Tot Tckls: 7
• T/G: 2.3
• TFL: 1.0

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 3
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 0
• Fmb Rec: 1
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 1
• Solo: 1
• Asst: 0
• Tot Tckls: 1
• T/G: 1.0
• TFL: 0

Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 7
• Solo: 6
• Asst: 18
• Tot Tckls: 24
• T/G: 3.4
• TFL: 0

Sacks

• GP: 7
• Sacks: 1.0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0.1
• Hurs: 0

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Career Stats

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 10
• Solo: 35
• Asst: 30
• Tot Tckls: 65
• T/G: 6.5
• TFL: 5.0

Sacks

• GP: 10
• Sacks: 5.0
• Ydl: 0
• S/G: 0.5
• Hurs: 6

Defensive Statistics

• GP: 10
• Int: 0
• Int Yds: 0
• Avg: 0
• Int/G: 0
• PD: 1
• Fmb Rec:
• FR Yds: 0
• Caus: 0
• Blk Pnts: 0
• Blk FGs: 0

Career Stats

Offense

Offensive Fumbles and Pancake Blocks

• GP: 2
• Fum: 0
• Lost: 0
• Pnk Blk: 2

Career Stats

Offense

Offensive Fumbles and Pancake Blocks

• GP: 13
• Fum: 0
• Lost: 0
• Pnk Blk: 15

Defense

Tackles

• GP: 13
• Solo: 4
• Asst: 26
• Tot Tckls: 30
• T/G: 2.3
• TFL: 0

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Career Stats

Offense

Offensive Fumbles and Pancake Blocks

• GP: 3
• Fum: 0
• Lost: 0
• Pnk Blk: 7

Career Stats

Offense

Offensive Fumbles and Pancake Blocks

• GP: 1
• Fum: 0
• Lost: 0
• Pnk Blk: 1

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