Turnover-creating linebacker with a nose for disruption
Polomski’s Bryant profile shows a linebacker who makes plays beyond the tackle column: in the 2007 season he posted 53 tackles and two interceptions, and by late 2008 he had 63 tackles and three interceptions, plus a reputation for timely takeaways and defensive instincts. He was described by Bryant as a steady, all-season defender and was recognized as an all-conference performer, which hints at reliability, awareness, and a knack for rising in big moments. If your team wants an aggressive, assignment-sound linebacker who can tilt games with coverage skills and ball production, he’s the kind of defender worth circling.
