C.J. Martin brings proven linebacker production and reliable run support to Holy Cross
C.J. Martin stands out as a high-volume, fundamentally sound linebacker whose value goes beyond tackles: in the 2010 season, he played all 11 games with 10 starts and finished second on the team with 95 total tackles, including 61 solo stops[5]. That profile points to a player who is active, dependable, and comfortable playing in traffic, which matters if you want a linebacker who can stabilize the middle of the defense and set a physical tone. The available source is older, so current-season performance and recent injury context are not confirmed here[5].
