Penn State depth-piece safety with special-teams juice and strong academic/locker-room value
Sebastian Costantini is more of a trusted role player than a headline-grabber, but that matters: Penn State has used him as a safety/special-teams contributor, and his background suggests toughness, reliability, and buy-in to the program. In the 2022 season, he appeared in 12 games and recorded 3 tackles, while Penn State also honored him with a Quarterback Club Award after the season[1][2]. He’s a fit for teams that value IQ, versatility, and low-maintenance depth over splashy stats[1][2][4].
