Keon Perry brings depth and discipline to Buffalo’s secondary
Keon Perry is a Buffalo DB who looks like a solid depth-and-upside piece rather than a headline-grabber: ESPN lists him with 8 total tackles in the 2006 season, including 3 solo stops and 5 assists, with no sacks, interceptions, pass breakups, or forced fumbles recorded[1]. That stat line suggests a reliable, assignment-sound defender who fits best in a role where consistency, special teams value, and tackling trust matter more than splash plays. If Buffalo wants a steady, physical defensive back who can develop into a bigger role, Perry is the kind of roster piece worth keeping an eye on[1].
