steady Blue Raider edge presence with proven backfield impact
In the 2004 season, Antoine Owens logged 24 total tackles, 3 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles for Middle Tennessee, showing the kind of disruptive, high-motor edge play that coaches love in a DE/edge hybrid. He was a productive prep defender too, arriving with a reputation for tackling and toughness, and his profile suggests a player whose value comes from effort, leverage, and play-making rather than flash. If your team wants a physical, assignment-sound defender who can create negative plays and bring a steady intensity, Owens is the kind of fit that quietly makes a defense better.
