Broderick Sellers brings tackle-heavy, disruptive linebacker play for Savannah State
In the 2010 season, Broderick Sellers was a tone-setting linebacker for Savannah State, finishing with 45 tackles and a forced fumble across nine games, and he once posted a career-high 16 tackles against Norfolk State and 11 tackles with 3 tackles for loss in another standout outing[2][7][3]. His profile says “productive, physical, and around-the-ball” rather than flashy—he’s the kind of defender who shows up in traffic, plays with edge, and can flip momentum with a big stop or takeaway[2][3]. If your team wants a tough, instinctive LB who lives near the football, Sellers is a very interesting fit[2][7].
