Ameyr Adams brings size and steady tackling to ULM’s secondary
Adams has shown a reliable early résumé at Louisiana-Monroe, recording 9 tackles in 2025 with a balanced solo/assist split, and he enters as a 6-0, 200-pound defensive back with a build that fits physical coverage and run support.[1][2][3] His differentiator is steadiness rather than flash: the available data points to a dependable tackler who can help stabilize the back end, while his strong high-school production suggests he arrived with real ball skills and field awareness.[1][4] For a team, he looks like a fit if you want a tough, assignment-sound DB who can compete in the box and grow into a bigger role.[1][3][4]
