a proven, physical Oklahoma State linebacker with a do-your-job edge
Jeremy Nethon has been a steady, physical presence for Oklahoma State, with his 2007 season showing 31 tackles in 6 games and a career reputation for toughness and consistency rather than flashy numbers. He stood out as a high-motor linebacker who attacks downhill, fits the run well, and brings reliability in the middle of the defense. The bigger appeal is intangibles: coaches valued his competitiveness, and he earned game-MVP recognition in 2006, a nice tell that he played with real bite when it mattered. Good fit? Absolutely, if you want a disciplined, rugged, lunch-pail defender who won’t ask for the spotlight.
