Garry Fisher brings proven linebacker production and disruptive backfield play
Fisher profiles as a productive, high-motor **linebacker** with the kind of stat-line that translates: in his 2001 Bowling Green season, he played all 11 games, started 10, and piled up 46 tackles with 8 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, and an interception. He looks like a fit for teams that value downhill physicality, blitz pressure, and reliability in every-week usage. The main differentiator is his ability to impact plays behind the line, not just clean up tackles, which makes him more than a volume defender.
