Ball-hawking Cornell DB with proven playmaking instincts
Colin Nash’s best trait is his instinctive, disruptive coverage: in the 2006 season, he led Cornell with three interceptions, added nine pass breakups, and ranked sixth on the team with 47 tackles while starting all 10 games. [1] He also earned Cornell’s Stone Travel “Big Play” award, which fits a defender who consistently swings momentum rather than just filling a role. [1] For a team, he projects as a reliable, assignment-sound defensive back with real takeaway ability and competitive toughness.
