Colorado State’s two-way disruptive playmaker and return-game weapon
Dexter Wynn was a difference-maker for Colorado State, blending cornerback toughness with elite return ability. In the 2003 season, he was the Mountain West’s kickoff-return leader at 29.0 yards per attempt, ranked fifth nationally, and added first-team All-MWC honors at both cornerback and return specialist, which tells you how much game-breaking value he brought beyond the box score[5]. CSU’s Hall of Fame profile also highlights his rare speed, ball skills, and big-moment impact—plus the kind of intensity that shows up in special teams and defense alike[1]. If a team wants a fearless, explosive DB who can flip field position, Wynn is the blueprint.
