Brock Warren’s leg was a reliable weapon for Utah State
Warren’s clearest value was reliability: in 2016, he went 9-of-12 on field goals, hit 35-of-36 extra points, and led Utah State with 62 points while appearing in all 12 games.[2] The differentiator is that he produced in volume under game pressure rather than just flashing a strong leg, with his .750 field-goal rate ranking among the better marks in program and Mountain West context.[2] If you need a kicker with proven college experience and steady point production, he fits; if you want elite long-range upside, the available data does not show that profile.[2]
