Josh Sessoms was a tough, versatile NC State safety with special-teams grit
In his NC State years, Josh Sessoms was valued more for reliability and physicality than splashy box-score numbers: he played in all 13 games in 2015 mainly on special teams, shifted between wide receiver and safety in 2015, and was described by the program as a reserve safety who could help wherever needed. The differentiator here is versatility, team-first intensity, and a background as a high-school captain and defensive leader—traits that usually translate into trustworthy depth and locker-room value, even if the stat line stays modest.
