depth-chart linebacker with an old-school frame
Hernishin is listed as a **6-foot-2, 238-pound** linebacker for New Mexico State, which suggests a compact, physical build that fits a downhill, contact-heavy role.[1] The available record is mostly roster-level, so there is no reliable current stat line to gauge production, but his size profile points to a player built for tackling, gap control, and special-teams value rather than flashy numbers.[1] For a team, that makes him interesting as a sturdy, role-ready LB if you want toughness and reliability over headline-grabbing production.
