local linebacker with early-career tackling upside at Washington State
Brady Emmons is a homegrown Washington State linebacker who brings a compact, 5-10, 205-pound frame and a straightforward run-stopping skill set that can fit well in a physical defense.[7] ESPN lists him with 6 solo tackles and no sacks, forced fumbles, or interceptions, which points to a player still building his playmaking footprint but already contributing in assignment football.[3][9] His value is in toughness, consistency, and proximity to the program’s culture more than flashy production, and he looks like a solid fit for teams that want reliable depth and a downhill tackler.[4][7]
