
Ryan Schwenke brings safety production and run support value to Dayton
Ryan Schwenke has shown himself to be a reliable, productive safety for Dayton, starting 10 games and posting 73 total tackles, 44 solo stops, and 5.5 tackles for loss in his latest listed season[1]. His value goes beyond the box score: that tackle volume and backfield disruption point to a defender who plays downhill, is active near the line of scrimmage, and can help stabilize a defense with physical, assignment-sound play[1].