seasoned, physical DB with proven ball-hawking instincts
Anthony Hollis brings veteran defensive-back experience and a track record of playmaking, including a team-leading four interceptions in 11 games during the 2009 season at Grand Rapids CC before joining Central Michigan.[2] He profiles as a disciplined, instinctive defender with real return value on special teams, and his earlier résumé suggests reliable tackling, good field awareness, and a nose for the football rather than flash-for-flash’s-sake production.[2][7] If a team wants a DB who understands leverage, competes with toughness, and can create extra possessions, Hollis is a fit worth circling.
