Brandon Hogan brought ball-hawking production to WVU’s secondary
At West Virginia, Brandon Hogan was a compact, physical defensive back who paired strong tackling with playmaking instincts, finishing with 46 total tackles, 110 solo tackles, 61 assists, and 2.5 tackles for loss in WVUStats’ career totals. He’s the kind of DB coaches value for effort and willingness in run support, but his profile also comes with durability concerns later in his career, including knee issues noted during his NFL stint. If you want a tough, high-motor defensive back who can close, tackle, and compete, Hogan fits that mold.
