Kelvin Fisher Jr. brings proven ball production and steady veteran depth to the secondary
Fisher’s most recent UTEP season data shows a dependable, experienced DB who started nine of 11 games in 2015 and posted 33 tackles, one interception, four pass breakups and a quarterback hurry, with multiple three-plus tackle outings that suggest consistency rather than flash.[3] As a former high school standout and multiyear starter, he has a track record of production and durability, which makes him the kind of defensive back coaches can trust in assignment-driven roles and special situations.[1][3]
