Harrison Taylor brings playmaking upside to WMU’s linebacker room
Harrison Taylor has shown clear ball-hawking ability for Western Michigan, with **3 interceptions** and **35 solo tackles** listed by ESPN, which is a strong indicator of a linebacker who can both finish plays and create turnovers. The Broncos’ roster bio also shows he produced **24 total tackles, 1 interception, and 2 pass breakups** in his cited season, suggesting active coverage skills and reliable instincts rather than just run-stopping volume. At **6'1", 216 pounds**, he profiles as a lean, athletic defender with pass-defense value; that makes him appealing if your team wants a linebacker who can stay on the field in space and impact the game beyond the box score.[1][2][4]
