Ballhawk transfer with instant-play upside in Colorado's secondary
Justin Eaglin arrives in Boulder as a proven playmaker, coming off a 2025 season at James Madison where he logged 35 tackles, 5 interceptions, 8 pass breakups and a pick-six, with his five picks tied to the top of the Sun Belt. Colorado’s staff has signaled a big role for him, and the buzz is easy to understand: he’s a long, rangy DB with real ball skills, zone awareness and recovery speed, the kind of defender who can change a game with one snap. If your team needs a mature, confident corner who brings production and swagger, he fits the brief.
