Playmaking Ivy linebacker with ball-hawk instincts
Chris Roser-Jones was a standout Princeton linebacker known more for impact plays than raw tackle volume: in his final college season, he produced 4 interceptions, 7 tackles for loss, and 190 interception-return yards, finishing his career with 13 picks and 3 touchdown returns. Princeton described him as one of the top pass-interceptors in Division I-AA history, which points to rare anticipation, hands, and big-moment instincts rather than just traditional linebacker grit. He looks like a fit for a defense that values range, turnover creation, and a playmaker who can change field position in a hurry.[1]
