Sean Wiggins brings proven tackling production and veteran linebacker reliability
Sean Wiggins profiles as a sturdy, high-volume linebacker whose value comes from instincts, pursuit, and consistency more than splash plays; Ball State’s roster bio says he played all 12 games with 11 starts and led the team with 48 solo tackles and 95 total tackles in that season, while ESPN lists his career totals at 147 solo tackles, 2 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and 2 interceptions. [4][2] That combination suggests a dependable, assignment-sound defender who can stabilize the middle of a defense, though the available stats also show he is more of a tackle finisher than a disruptive edge creator, with limited sack production. [4][1][2]
