undersized, underdog corner who made big plays at BYU
In the 2010 season, Brian Logan’s calling card was playmaking: he finished with 21 pass breakups and five interceptions across his BYU career, and as a junior ranked No. 2 nationally with 17 passes defended. He also brought real tackling pop for a smaller DB, totaling 95 tackles with 68 solo stops in 26 games. The differentiator is simple—he played bigger than his frame, with feisty open-field closing speed, high intensity, and proven ball skills. If you want a tough, instinctive defender who competes like every rep is personal, Logan fits.
