Veteran Memphis DB with proven ball skills and steady production
Anthony Watson has the kind of old-school, reliable defensive-back profile coaches love: in his Memphis career, he played two seasons, logged 44 total tackles, and added an interception, a pass breakup, and a blocked kick. His production wasn’t flashy, but it was useful—he showed discipline, versatility, and the willingness to do the dirty work in the secondary. In the 2012 junior-college recruiting era, he was also viewed as a solid safety prospect, which fits the picture of a dependable, assignment-sound defender. He’s a good fit for a team that values toughness, experience, and special-teams impact over highlight-reel noise.
