Scott D’Errico brings sturdy, versatile Marist backfield value
In the 2002 Marist season, Scott D’Errico was listed at 6-foot-1, 200 pounds as a junior fullback, and his profile suggests a physical, downhill runner built for short-yardage and grind-it-out football rather than flashy volume.[1][2] His main appeal is versatility and toughness: Marist also listed him at linebacker that season, which hints at a hard-nosed player who can handle contact, understand leverage, and fit a culture that values reliability over style points.[2][3] If a team wants a blue-collar, multi-role depth piece with clear special-teams or situational utility, he looks like a sensible fit.[1][2]
