Nebraska’s durable special-teams safety and depth piece
Rigoni’s value comes less from headline stats and more from reliability: in 2006 he played every game for the second straight season, contributed on multiple special-teams units, and was among Nebraska’s tackling leaders on those units while earning the program’s 2006 Lifter of the Year nod. He fits teams that want a tough, workmanlike defender who embraces coverage and block teams, brings experience, and adds roster flexibility more than splash plays.[2][1]
