playmaking DB who turned Kennesaw State’s secondary into a takeaway threat
Keon Roman’s calling card is ball production: in the 2017 season, he started seven games, appeared in 13, and finished third in the Big South in interceptions while leading Kennesaw State in picks, including two-interception games that showed real nose-for-the-ball juice[3][5][8]. The standout differentiator is instinct—he wasn’t just in coverage, he was a disruption engine, and Kennesaw State’s own preview noted him as one of the secondary’s returning two-year starters[10]. If a team wants a DB who competes with swagger, reads quarterbacks quickly, and can flip field position in a hurry, Roman looks like the kind of fit coaches love to trust.
