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No scouting note for Brian Simms III yet — see the full profile for stats and stock.
4 solos vs FSU, scouted. 2024: Expanded his role in the outside backer group to play in 11 games. Recorded six tackles, including half for a loss (-1 yard), to go with one quarterback hurry and a pair of pass breakups. Western Kentucky: Posted one tackle and a pass breakup in his first game of collegiate action. USF: Saw time against the Bulls. Wisconsin: Was impressive off the edge, totaling two tackles and a pass breakup in Madison. Georgia: Registered one tackle against the Bulldogs. Vanderbilt: Rotated in on defense but did not record any stats. Tennessee: Returned to the field and contributed on special teams. Missouri: Saw time on special teams against the Tigers. LSU: Recorded one quarterback hurry on the night. Mercer: Earned snaps against the Bears. Auburn: Posted one stop, including half a tackle for loss (-1 yard). Michigan: Posted one tackle against the Wolverines. 2023: Redshirted.
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