Chattanooga’s Swiss-Army-DB with Versatility Written All Over Him
Kendall has long been valued at Chattanooga for his versatility, with the Mocs describing him as a defensive back who has played corner, safety, nickel, and dime — the kind of player coaches trust because he can solve problems on the fly. In his Chattanooga career, he played in 48 games with 36 starts, which is a strong signal of reliability and buy-in. The big appeal here is not flash; it’s football IQ, adaptability, and the ability to fit multiple roles without blinking. That makes him a smart fit for a defense that wants flexible, dependable secondary depth.
