Bryson Wilson brings veteran Fordham DB toughness and playmaking chops
Bryson Wilson is a seasoned Fordham defensive back whose value shows up in the little things: he’s a dependable tackler, has ball-production history, and has spent multiple seasons in the Rams’ system, which usually means better instincts and communication on the back end. In Fordham’s 2009 season, he logged 11 games with 38 total tackles and one interception, and his career line includes 35 games and two interceptions—solid production for a DB who’s been around the block. If your team wants a mature, physical, assignment-sound defender, he’s the kind of guy who quietly makes a secondary sturdier.
