Harvard DB with versatile defensive background and special-teams value
Schray’s Harvard profile shows a player who developed from **DB** into a more versatile contributor, later appearing as a **running back** in 2016, which suggests football IQ, adaptability, and a willingness to help wherever needed[1][7][9][10]. In his 2016 season, he played in eight games and logged 17 carries for 48 yards and a touchdown, a small sample that points more to utility and team-first value than headline production[1]. He’s a fit if you want a dependable, multi-use roster piece with Ivy League toughness and flexibility rather than a pure star-stat profile[1][2].
