Noah Schwartz brings steady depth and tackling reliability to Stetson’s secondary
In the 2024 season, Noah Schwartz played in 5 games as a freshman for Stetson, finishing with 6 solo tackles and 5 assisted tackles, including a season-high 6 tackles against Furman[4]. At 6-foot-0 and 195 pounds in 2025, he profiles as a physical, versatile defensive back with a solid frame and early-game experience rather than flashy stat production[4][8]. The bigger sell here is the baseline: dependable, coachable, and built like a safety/corner hybrid who can handle contact and grow into more responsibility[4]. If a team wants a young DB with upside and real special-teams/rotation value, he’s worth a look[4].
