Romahn Hemingway brings proven DB production and veteran stability to Savannah State
Romahn Hemingway’s value is his experience and ball-disruptive play as a defensive back: in 2011 he played in eight games and posted 29 tackles, 2 pass breakups, and 1.5 tackles for loss, then in 2012 he appeared in three games and added a tackle for Savannah State. That profile suggests a physical, assignment-sound defender who has shown he can contribute in multiple phases of the secondary, even if his recent statistical footprint is limited. If you need a seasoned, low-drama depth piece who can tackle and compete in coverage, he fits that mold.[1]
