Scot Riddell brings ball-hawking value and spring-game playmaking to Richmond’s secondary
Riddell projects as a **coverage-first defensive back** who can make momentum-swinging plays, with Richmond noting he had four tackles, a pass breakup, and the spring game’s lone interception in one standout performance. He’s the kind of DB who can help a defense by staying active at the catch point and around the ball, which is especially valuable for teams that want disruptive secondary depth rather than just a tackler. The available public stats are limited, so the clearest takeaway is his knack for timely, instinctive plays that suggest reliable rotational value and upside in pass defense.
