Snap share
23%
likely 0–63%
Tackles
4
2085th of 4521 in FBS
Solo
1
Tackles for loss
0
Sacks
0
Interceptions
0

Advanced

Computed from every play, garbage time excluded. FBS rank among players with enough volume

DefenseValueFBS rank
Havoc plays0—
Tackles for loss0—
Run stops11815th / 2586
Sacks0—
Pass breakups0—
Interceptions0—
Forced fumbles0—
Tackles3—

2026 Season Stats

FBS rank among qualifying players

Defense2026FBS rank
Tackles42085th / 4521
Solo1—
Tackles for loss0—
Sacks0—
QB hurries0—
Passes defended0—
Defensive TD0—

Snaps by Game

Estimated snaps from a model trained on real NFL snap counts. Ranges in brackets are where the real number lands 80% of the time: wide for a single game, tighter over the season. How it works

GameOpp. playsEst. snapsPlays madePenaltiesSnap share
Wk 1 · Murray State49~5 (0–29)1·10%
Wk 2 · Marshall69··1—
Wk 3 · Nevada59~20 (2–36)2·34%
Season10825 (0–68)3123%

Position Room

17 LBs on the Middle Tennessee roster, ordered by tkl

#PlayerPosClassTklTFLSacksINTPD
26Korey SmithLBJR261.50—0
13Ashton TaylorLBSR170.50—1
44Kaven CallLBJR910—0
46Reggie JohnsonLBSR90.50—1
16Jaiyden ThompsonLBSR500—0
Jayden WilliamsLB400—0
17Jayson LoweLBJR300—0
31Mathias Malaki-DonaldsonLBSR200—1
34Austin ClemonsLBSO100—0
32Jonas JimersonLBFR—————
33Malik LoveLBSO—————
40BJ AusmerLBSO—————
42La'Garrius SimsLBJR—————
48Darnell MalpressLBFR—————
51Shane RochelleLBFR—————
52Micah SmithLBFR—————
53Braxton LillisLBFR—————

Stats, EPA and usage come from CollegeFootballData.com and refresh daily. FBS ranks only count players with enough volume for the stat to mean something. Qualifying for EPA takes —+ plays per team game. Middle Tennessee depth chart →