experienced Chattanooga linebacker with a nose for negative plays
Blowe’s clearest edge is his disruptive tackling profile: in the 2006 season at Chattanooga, he recorded 18 tackles, 11 solo stops, four tackles for loss, and a quarterback sack, showing he can make plays behind the line rather than just clean up in space. He also brings positional familiarity as a linebacker in the Mocs’ system, which matters for fit and reliability. The main takeaway: he looks like a steady, downhill defender whose value comes from toughness, instincts, and willingness to attack the backfield, making him the kind of player coaches often trust in physical, assignment-driven roles.
