veteran NDSU corner with ball skills and savvy
In the 2006 season, David Earl brought veteran value to North Dakota State’s secondary, with ESPN listing him at 2 interceptions and 25 games of experience, including 11 starts the prior season[1][2]. NDSU’s own roster notes call out his quickness and technique work, which points to a corner who wins with timing, discipline, and smarts more than flash[2]. He also fit the profile of a reliable press-man option: experienced, competitive, and trusted in big moments[2][6]. If you want a steady CB who can cover, learn, and play fast, Earl checks a lot of boxes[1][2].
