UNLV’s all-time tackling machine and a throwback linebacker with real bite
In the 2004 season, Adam Seward finished his UNLV career as the Rebels’ all-time leader in total tackles with 433, and he was a first-team All-Mountain West linebacker who consistently lived around the football[10][14]. His calling card was old-school production: durable, physical, and instinctive in the middle, with enough burst to create turnovers and disruption when plays broke down[10][12]. If a team wants a linebacker who brings high-intensity, downhill reliability and a proven track record of carrying a defense, Seward is the kind of player who makes coaches smile and opponents sigh[10][14].
