Tennessee State’s old-school linebacker with a proven tackle-pop profile
In the 2008 season, Nahshon Bigham flashed as a disruptive, high-motor linebacker for Tennessee State, earning defensive MVP honors in the Southern game after piling up 8.5 tackles and a forced fumble; that kind of feel for the ball is exactly why he matters[2][3]. At 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds, he played with enough range and toughness to stack plays, and the early box-score evidence suggests he’s the kind of defender who can change a drive with urgency and physicality rather than just chase stats[1][2][3].
