rangy, tone-setting linebacker who’s built for the dirty work
Chris Tomasky has a proven Stony Brook pedigree as a physical, instinctive linebacker who made his name through volume tackling, captain-level leadership, and a knack for showing up in big moments. In the 2005 season, he posted a game-high 16 tackles against Bucknell and finished with 24 tackles in limited action before injury cut his year short; by 2006, he was back as a veteran defensive leader and team captain. The appeal is clear: high motor, toughness, and reliable run support. The limitation is availability history, so fit depends on how much you value steadiness, leadership, and edge-setting over pure splash-play upside.
