instinctive, versatile DB who turned flashes into playmaking impact
At West Virginia, Keith Tandy built his reputation as a tough, versatile defensive back with real ball skills, peaking as a junior with six interceptions and second-team All-America recognition; that playmaking showed up again in the NFL, where he developed into a reliable depth piece and special-teams contributor. The big differentiator is his feel for the game—instincts, coverage awareness, and willingness to hit—which made him more than just a stats player. If you want a DB who can compete, adapt, and bring veteran edge, Tandy fits.