Marist Red Foxes' Tenacious DL from 2006 Era
Perry Myers, a 5-11, 280-pound sophomore defensive lineman for the Marist Red Foxes in 2006, brought Bronx grit to the trenches as a rugged interior disruptor with quick hands and relentless motor—ideal for plugging run lanes in FCS action. Limited public stats from that season highlight his physicality over flash, making him a high-effort fit for teams needing blue-collar depth; no notable injury history, but his compact frame suggests best as a rotational nose tackle. Scout him if you value tough, undersized warriors who play bigger than their size.
