Seven Things We've Learned About Washington Linebacker Cole Holcomb

Posted Jun 20, 2019
In high school, Washington 5th-round draft pick Cole Holcomb started only four games at linebacker after playing the majority of his time at safety and tight end. This gave him very little recruiting interest right out the gate. He received an offer from Air Force and a few smaller schools but decided to take the gamble and walk on for the Tar Heels. (Washington Redskins)

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