high-effort Missouri depth piece with special-teams value and a proven football pedigree
In the 2025 season, Brady Hultman logged snaps in Missouri’s wins over Louisiana and UMass and finished with 1 tackle, while the Tigers have used him mainly as a reliable depth linebacker and special-teams contributor[1][9][12]. What makes him interesting is the backstory: a former Missouri Class 5 Defensive Player of the Year at Francis Howell, he brings toughness, production, and a two-way athlete’s instincts from his high-school days, plus the kind of academic/workmanlike profile coaches usually trust[1][8]. If a team wants a gritty, low-drama linebacker who can tackle, compete, and help in the room and on special teams, Hultman fits that lane nicely[1][12].
