Former Idaho Defensive Backs Make NFL Leaps
In an exciting turn of events for Idaho football, two former defensive backs have made their mark in the NFL. Cornerback Marcus Harris was chosen by the Tennessee Titans in the sixth round of the NFL Draft, selected at No. 183 overall. Meanwhile, safety Tommy McCormick has signed an undrafted free agent deal with the New York Giants.
Harris, who began his college career with the Vandals before transferring to the University of California, showcased impressive statistics during his tenure. During his four years with Idaho, he recorded six interceptions and 154 tackles across 40 games. His performance at California continued to impress, as he tallied two interceptions, a forced fumble, and 46 tackles in his final season.
Tommy McCormick, recognized as a three-time All-Big Sky Award recipient, concluded his college career with outstanding defensive stats, including 273 tackles and seven interceptions. His consistent performance positioned him as a formidable player within the conference.
Both athletes exemplified excellence and determination throughout their college careers, paving their paths to the NFL. Their achievements serve as a testament to the talent nurtured in Idaho’s football program and the potential for even greater success at the professional level.
As they embark on this new chapter, the football community will undoubtedly be watching their progress closely, eager to see how these two players contribute to their respective teams and the league overall. Their transitions to the NFL highlight the bridge between college athletics and professional sports, inspiring future generations of athletes from Idaho and beyond.
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