Brandon Richmond brings playmaking range and steady production to Abilene Christian’s secondary
In the 2019 season, Brandon Richmond stood out as a high-volume safety for Abilene Christian, appearing in all 12 games and finishing with 71 tackles, including 43 solo stops, plus a tackle for loss[7]. His profile suggests a reliable, active defender with range and toughness—someone who can close space, help clean up plays, and contribute in both run support and coverage[7]. Older game notes also list him as a starting safety, which reinforces that he was trusted in a meaningful defensive role[1]. If you want a DB who plays with consistency and physical involvement, Richmond is the kind of fit that can stabilize a backend.[1][7]
