Versatile, physical DB whose football IQ travels
Stubblefield’s Kansas State run was short but meaningful: in the 2021 season, he appeared in 12 games, made 34 tackles, added 7 tackles for loss, 1 sack, and 2 pass breakups[2][3]. What stands out is his versatility and feel for the game—he came to K-State after five seasons at Prairie View A&M, and evaluators viewed him as a movable chess piece in the secondary rather than a pure coverage-only defender[3][13]. His pro path also shows resilience, including a torn ACL in 2024 and a delayed return in 2025, so teams get a tough, experienced DB who’s been tested the hard way[10][15].
