Boise State’s Josiah Alanis brings elite speed, length, and two-way playmaker juice to the safety room
Alanis entered Boise State as a three-star safety and 247Sports’ top safety in Washington, and his profile screams upside: at 6-1 and around 186 pounds, he pairs range with verified playmaking traits from high school, where he logged 37 tackles, two interceptions, and a 66-yard punt-return touchdown while also winning a state long-jump title with a record 24-foot-1-inch leap. Boise State lists him as a redshirt freshman, so the big question is how quickly that athleticism turns into consistent field production; if you want a defensive back with burst, toughness, and special-teams value, he fits the mold.
