a 2000 All-American linebacker with turnover-making instincts
Marshall was a disruptive, high-impact linebacker for Oklahoma, earning Third-team All-American and Second-team All-Big 12 honors in 2000 while posting 77 tackles, 1 sack, and 4 fumble recoveries in that season.[1] His differentiator was playmaking: he combined steady tackling with a nose for the ball, which is the kind of trait that translates well for teams needing instinctive, physical linebacker depth.[1] One caveat: he is a former player, so this is a historical profile rather than a current-performance evaluation.[1][2]
