Fordham's Veteran LB-Turned-TE with Untapped Gridiron Grit
Frank Curry, a Fordham Rams linebacker from the late 2000s era, flashed early promise with 9 tackles (5 solo) in a JV game versus Globe Institute during his sophomore year, showcasing relentless pursuit and tackling tenacity before transitioning to tight end for added versatility. His differentiator? Battle-tested intensity from position switches, hinting at adaptive football IQ ideal for pro-style schemes. No notable injury history, but limited varsity snaps (one game at Bucknell in 2007) suggest he's a high-upside developmental gem for teams seeking gritty, multi-positional athletes who thrive under pressure—perfect fit if you value raw hustle over flash stats.
