
Kentrell Brothers wins SEC Defensive Player of Week
Kentrell Brothers has been playing like a man possessed thus far in 2015 for the Missouri Tigers. The redshirt senior out of Oklahoma won SEC Defensive Player of the Week with a dominating performance versus Arkansas State.
Brothers accrued 16 total tackles, 1.5 tackles-for-loss, and two interceptions during the 27-20 victory. It marks the second-straight week in which Brothers has notched 16 tackles. He leads all of FBS with 32 tackles through the first two games of the season.
2 INTs in the 4th quarter secured his title as #SEC Defensive Player of the week -- KENTRELL. BROTHERS. #SECHonors pic.twitter.com/8BErbEVAev
— SEC Sports (@SEC) September 14, 2015
Brothers' instincts for the position are rare. He reads the game exceptionally well, and reacts even better. As evidenced by his statistical output, Brothers doesn't miss a ton of tackles. He's also seemingly always around the football.
— Mizzou (@Mizzou) September 13, 2015
Brothers appears to be the next great defensive player to come out of Mizzou. At this rate, it'd be a shock if he doesn't contend for both The Butkus Award and The Lott IMPACT Trophy.
