DeMarcus Owens brings proven ball production and steady veteran value to New Mexico State
Owens looks like a reliable **DB with legitimate playmaking instincts**, backed by a career line that includes **91 solo tackles, 7 interceptions, and 17 passes defended** in college play, which points to a defender who can both tackle and disrupt throws.[2][5] He also has a track record of meaningful snaps and starts, suggesting he offers more than highlight-reel flashes—he brings experience, discipline, and situational awareness that coaches tend to trust in the secondary.[5] If you want a corner or safety who can contribute immediately and fit into a mature defensive room, he’s a credible fit.[2][3]
