Edmund Carazo was a ball-hawking, game-changing DB for Towson
In the 2002 season, Edmund Carazo was the kind of defensive back coordinators dream about: he led the Patriot League with 7 interceptions, added 41 tackles and 13 pass breakups, and was named the league’s Defensive Player of the Year[3][11]. He also finished with 88 interception return yards, showing real turnover-to-field-position juice[1]. The bigger takeaway: Carazo wasn’t just piling up stats—he was a high-leverage playmaker who showed up in clutch moments, including a late interception to seal a win, which makes him a strong fit for teams wanting a smart, instinctive, disruptive secondary presence[2][3].
