
Butler’s tackle-heavy, every-down LB presence
Marzotto stood out as a high-volume linebacker for Butler, leading the Bulldogs in both solo tackles and assists and stringing together six straight games with 10 or more tackles, including a career-best 14 against Robert Morris[1]. That kind of production points to a relentless, high-motor defender who consistently shows up around the ball, which is exactly what you want in the middle of a defense[1]. Based on the available record, he profiles as a steady, physical fit for teams that value toughness, durability, and reliable tackling over flash[1][3].