tackling machine with All-America chops
In the 2005 season, Adam Goloboski was Richmond’s defensive heartbeat, piling up 131 tackles, averaging 10.9 per game, earning First Team All-Atlantic 10 and Second Team All-American honors. That production hints at the bigger story: he was a high-volume, high-motor linebacker who consistently lived around the ball, delivered in big games, and even added a blocked field goal and interception. If you want an instinctive, durable front-seven tone-setter who brings production and edge, he looks like a strong fit.
