Stony Brook safety Shamoun Duncan-Niusulu brings proven playmaking and downhill physicality
In 2024, Shamoun Duncan-Niusulu was one of Stony Brook’s most productive defenders, playing all 12 games and posting 74 tackles, a team-high 40 solo stops, two forced fumbles, an interception, and a pass breakup.[1] His value goes beyond the box score: he has a multi-year track record of ball production and versatility, with prior college experience at Bowling Green and a background playing both safety and quarterback in high school, which speaks to his instincts and field awareness.[1][2] He looks like a strong fit for teams that want an aggressive, reliable defensive back who can tackle, force turnovers, and handle real responsibility on the back end.[1][2]
