Tyrel Dodson

Tyrel Dodson, born on June 25, 1998, in Franklin, Tennessee, USA, is a professional NFL linebacker who has made a significant impact on the field. Standing 6 feet tall and weighing 237 pounds, Dodson attended Centennial High School in his hometown before committing to play college football at Texas A&M University. During his tenure at Texas A&M, he showcased his skills in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), setting the stage for his future in the NFL. Dodson entered the NFL in 2019, bringing with him a blend of athleticism and tactical acumen developed during his college career. His rookie year marked the beginning of his professional journey, where he quickly adapted to the demands and pace of the NFL. Over the years, Dodson has demonstrated substantial defensive capabilities. Notably, in the 2024 NFL season, he recorded a total of 36 combined tackles, 18 assists, and an impressive 3 interceptions while playing for the Miami Dolphins. His performance on the field is highlighted by his ability to read the game effectively, showcased by his 4 passes defended and a forced fumble, reinforcing his role as a key player in the Dolphins' defensive lineup. In addition to his time with the Dolphins, Dodson also played for the Seattle Seahawks, where he started in all 9 games he appeared in during a season. While with the Seahawks, he marked his presence with 2 sacks, 5 tackles for loss, and further contributed to the team's defense with 71 combined tackles and a forced fumble. Dodson's ability to perform under pressure and his contributions to his team's defensive efforts have not gone unnoticed. With an early life and background rooted in Tennessee, his transition from a promising college athlete to a professional NFL player is a testament to his dedication and skill in football. As he continues to develop and refine his game, Tyrel Dodson remains a player to watch in the NFL, with a career that promises further achievements and milestones.