Jason Evans gives San Jose State a veteran safety with proven tackling range
Jason Evans stands out as a reliable, assignment-sound safety whose value is more about steady disruption and run support than splashy ball production; ESPN lists him as a San Jose State safety, and his recorded 2006 season production shows 20 tackles with no interceptions, which suggests a role built on discipline and consistency rather than gambling for turnovers.[1][3] If you want a defender who can fit into a structured secondary and bring dependable physicality, Evans is the kind of low-drama, high-utility piece coaches tend to trust.[1][3]
