Charlie Patrick emerged as a steady tackler in Kennesaw State’s linebacker rotation
In his first season at Kennesaw State, Charlie Patrick played in 12 games with eight starts and finished third on the team with 55 tackles, including 40 solo stops, showing he can handle real defensive volume and play with dependable physicality. That production points to a linebacker who is around the ball, trusted in the lineup, and valuable for teams wanting a reliable run defender and tackling presence rather than a flashy stat-chaser. For a roster fit, he looks like a solid, high-floor defender whose early impact suggests consistency and competitiveness.[3]
