Bryson Parker brings veteran ball-hawk energy to Stony Brook’s secondary
In the 2025 season, Bryson Parker arrived at Stony Brook with proven FCS production from Richmond and immediately looked like a steady, experienced fit at safety. He has the kind of résumé coaches love: 110 career tackles, 6 pass breakups, and 3 interceptions at Richmond, plus a strong debut for the Seawolves with 8 tackles. His differentiator is range plus reliability—he’s not just a hitter, he’s a secondary organizer with real playmaking chops. If a defense wants a veteran safety who can tackle, read, and stabilize the back end, Parker is worth the watch.
