a proven, high-volume tackler for Eastern Michigan's secondary
Woodruff stood out as a dependable, productive DB for Eastern Michigan, finishing the 2004 season with 73 tackles, four pass deflections, and two fumble recoveries while starting 8 of 9 games. His value goes beyond counting stats: he consistently showed up in big moments, logged four double-digit tackle games, and even earned a Defensive Player of the Week nod against Central Michigan. If you want a secondary piece who brings toughness, ball disruption, and game-to-game reliability, he looks like a strong fit.[1]
