KeJuan Phillips brings proven Troy production and ball skills at DB
KeJuan Phillips looks like a dependable, game-ready defensive back for Troy: the Trojans list him as a three-year starter who finished his final season with 28 tackles, 15 assists, one interception and six pass break-ups, which points to steady coverage awareness and the ability to affect throws at the catch point.[2] That profile matters if you want a DB with proven consistency, competitiveness and clear production rather than pure projection; the available information does not show notable injury concerns or off-field issues, so the fit case is built around reliability and disruption in the secondary.[1][2]
