Ayinde Johnson brings proven ball production and a physical, multi-year starting profile to Rhode Island’s secondary
Johnson is a productive **6-foot, 195-pound DB** who has already shown he can create impact plays at the FCS level: after 18 tackles and 2 interceptions at LIU in 2022, he posted 56 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and 7 pass breakups in 2024 at Rhode Island while starting 10 of 14 games.[1][2] His value goes beyond box-score stats—he has a history of making timely plays, including an interception returned for a touchdown at LIU, and his background suggests strong versatility and competitiveness, since he also played multiple sports in high school.[2][6]
