a seasoned Utah DB who earned trust through special teams grit and nickel-back versatility
Honeycutt’s best calling card is reliability: Utah notes that he played in all 49 games of his career and, after three seasons mainly on special teams, started at nickel back as a senior, a sign of a player coaches trusted in multiple roles[5]. A team looking for a steady, assignment-sound defensive back would value his experience, toughness and leadership more than flashy ball-production numbers[1][5].
