Seth Johnson brings proven FCS production and championship experience to Lamar's secondary
Johnson is a **rangy, physical cornerback** with real production behind him: in 2025 at Montana State, he played in all 14 games, made six starts, and finished with 28 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and a forced fumble while helping the Bobcats win the FCS national title.[2] His key differentiators are versatility and reliability—he’s already shown he can handle a full season’s workload, create disruption in the backfield, and play with the edge needed in competitive defenses.[2] If Lamar wants a DB who adds toughness, experience, and a winning pedigree, he’s a strong fit.[2][8]
