Aaron Furman is a ball-hawking Dayton DB who turns turnovers into momentum
In the 2002 season, Aaron Furman emerged as a high-impact defensive back for Dayton with 4 interceptions, 72 interception return yards, and 2 pick-sixes, production that signals real playmaking instincts, not just clean-up tackle duty. He finished his Flyers career with 11 interceptions, and the stat profile points to a defender who reads quarterbacks well, closes fast, and can flip field position in a hurry. If your team wants a DB with a proven nose for the football and game-changing upside, Furman is exactly the kind of disruptive piece worth caring about.
