
Ball-hawking Morgan State DB with shutdown-CB juice
In the 2011 season, Kenneth Ridley was a difference-making playmaker for Morgan State, posting 42 tackles, 10 passes defended, and a team-high 4 interceptions—good for a tie for second in the MEAC—while also earning preseason recognition as one of the conference’s top defensive backs for 2012. He was praised as a shut-down corner with good size, speed, quickness, and a vocal, fierce competitor, which is the kind of edge coaches love in a DB. If your team wants a defensive back who can erase receivers and flip momentum, Ridley’s profile checks a lot of boxes.