Tahj Summey brings captain-level reliability and proven playmaking to SEMO’s secondary
Summey looks like a trustworthy, high-floor safety for Southeast Missouri State: in 2023 at VMI he logged 48 tackles, 5 pass breakups, and an interception return, then added 15 tackles and 2 PBUs in limited 2024 action before transferring.[4][7] His value goes beyond box-score production—he has been a team captain, has experience in every phase of the game as a defender and returner, and shows the kind of toughness and feel that coaches love in a back-end communicator.[4][7] He’s a good fit for a team needing experience, accountability, and steady coverage support rather than just raw splash plays.
