Montana State’s do-it-all specialist with a rocket leg and blue-collar edge
Tyler Bolton has long been valued at Montana State for his versatility, and in the 2005 season he averaged 49.0 yards on five punts in the Montana game, a tidy snapshot of the kind of field-position weapon he could be[10]. Reliable profiles also describe him as a former starting place kicker and punter with a rugby-style approach and a strong special-teams presence, which helps explain why he stood out beyond raw box-score numbers[5][9]. If a team wants a tough, multi-role specialist who can change hidden-yardage battles, Bolton is the kind of glue guy worth caring about[5].
