FAU’s long, disruptive linebacker with NFL bloodlines
In his Florida Atlantic years, Randell Johnson was a high-motor, hybrid defender who brought real value as both an edge-setting linebacker and a pass-rush threat, finishing his college career with 195 tackles, 32 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks across 2010-2013. His standout traits were length, violence at the point of attack, and versatility—he played linebacker, defensive line and special teams, and even earned FAU’s Iron Man of the Year nod for his nonstop workload. If you want an athlete who changes the tone of a defense and accepts every dirty-job rep, this is your guy.
