Ball-hawking DB with proven turnover production
Zachary Ricci entered Monmouth as a junior transfer with a real playmaking résumé: in 2024 at Wagner, he tied for the NEC lead with 4 interceptions, added 30 tackles, 5 pass breakups and 4.0 tackles for loss, and earned second-team All-NEC recognition. He also flashed big-play upside with a 64-yard interception return and a reputation as a reliable, fast, disruptive defensive back. If your team wants a secondary piece who can flip field position and create turnovers, Ricci is a strong fit; the main question is whether he can scale that production into a bigger role at Monmouth.[7][13][6]
