Chris Perkins brings proven tackling production and playmaking instincts to Brown’s secondary
In his Brown football career, Chris Perkins stood out as a high-volume, disruptive defensive back who played in every game in 2009, finishing with 55 tackles, 31 solo stops, tackles for loss against Harvard and Princeton, and two forced fumbles[4]. That profile suggests a reliable, physical DB with strong run support, good instincts, and the kind of intensity coaches value when they want a steady presence who can create turnovers and make open-field stops[4].
