Tyler Henry anchors Robert Morris’s secondary with veteran, ball-hawking instincts
In the 2024 season at Western Illinois, Tyler Henry played in 12 games and posted 42 tackles with nine pass break-ups, then arrived at Robert Morris as a senior DB with size, experience, and proven coverage production.[2][5] He’s the kind of secondary piece coaches love: physical at the point of attack, active in run support, and disruptive enough to make quarterbacks think twice. Robert Morris also lists him as a key veteran in a secondary led by seniors, which hints at trust, communication, and leadership beyond the box score.[14]
