NFL Free Agent HUB Profile: Bryan Marine, Defensive Back

NFL Free Agent report for defensive back Bryan Marine who participated in the February HUB CAMP event.

BRYAN MARINE

School: Bucknell
Position: CB/S/KR
Hometown:
High School:
Height: 5082
Weight: 184
Hand: 0948
Arm: 3058
Wingspan: 7300
Age: 24
Pro Day – 3/25/19 (Villanova)
Forty: 4.69v
20-Yard: 2.69v
10-Yard: 1.64v
Bench: 12v
Vertical: 31”v
Broad: 9-8v
Shuttle: 4.21
L-Drill: 6.99v

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A versatile slot defender who can play cornerback or safety and is also a dangerous kick returner; solid cover man who mirrors well, along with fluid footwork.

EVALUATION

Wore No.31 at HUB Football CAMP on 2/20/22. Can be used in an array of ways such as cornerback, safety and kick returner. Possesses smooth backpedal and demonstrated strong footwork during positional drills. Has excellent lateral quickness and natural instincts when reacting to the ball. Flashed start-and-stop change of direction ability, which makes him a top-notch mirror man. Understands how to utilize the sideline as an extra defender; ran several wide receivers out of bounds, especially inside the red zone, where he seemed to excel in coverage. Maintains excellent spacing; can provide a bit too much cushion underneath on occasion. Would like to see him improve his hip flexibility. A multi-sport athlete growing up (basketball/track), he compensates for lack of prototype size/speed with the intangibles that don’t necessarily show up in the box score. Worth 90-man roster consideration, as he can play multiple positions in the secondary and is a weapon with the ball in his hands on special teams.

QUOTABLE

"The best cornerbacks are guys who could be receivers, and Bryan could be a very good receiver. We play a lot more man to man now, and he can run the routes with the receivers. He has shown the ability to take our opponents' boundary receiver out of the game." – Bucknell head coach Joe Susan on Bryan Marine

BACKGROUND

Had a private workout with Cleveland Browns (2019) with Alonzo Highsmith. A four-year starter; two-time All-Patriot League selection; team captain and MVP at Bucknell under head coach Joe Susan. Finished with 242 tackles (192 solo), 42 passes defended, 10 interceptions, seven forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries in 40 career games, 35 of which were starts. Had third-most punt return yards (296) and seventh-most kickoff return yards (603) in school history. Was semi-finalist for William V. Campbell Trophy award; major was geography. Member of football and track & field teams at Calvert Hall College High School. Currently Director Of Operations at Core 9 Solutions. Born Sept. 2, 1997 in Baltimore, Maryland. Son of Tasha Ferguson; has one brother, Ryan. Father, Anthony Marine, played basketball at Catonsville Community College.

And our second recipient of the Bryan-Humphreys Award is... BRYAN MARINE from @Bucknell_FB! #rayBucknell #ACT pic.twitter.com/Bwiac1yOo7

— Bucknell Athletics (@Bucknell_Bison) April 17, 2019