Kevin Perry gives Marshall a physical, assignment-sound look in the secondary
Kevin Perry is worth watching because a Marshall DB who fits a defensive-first identity usually brings reliability, toughness, and leverage discipline over flashy stat-stuffing. Marshall’s recent teams have leaned on strong defense, including a 2025 unit that allowed 15.0 points per game and ranked first in the Sun Belt in scoring defense, so Perry’s value is tied to whether he can hold up in a competitive, high-pressure back end. If you want a player who can help in coverage support, tackle cleanly, and fit a structured scheme, he looks like the type of fit that coaches trust.
