Tyrrell Herbert brings takeaway-making instincts to Toledo’s secondary
Herbert’s profile is defined by ball production and disruption: in the 2008 Toledo season, he finished with 79 total tackles, 4 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles, and an interception return touchdown, showing a playmaker’s feel rather than just a clean-up tackler.[1][3] Across his Toledo career, he totaled 254 tackles and 9 interceptions, which points to a safety who consistently found the football and could change possession in a hurry.[1][3] If you want a defensive back who adds range, instincts, and turnover upside, Herbert fits that mold.[1][3]
