Jeremy Castillo’s a proven tackle machine with old-school Bobcat grit
In the 2006 season, Jeremy Castillo was a steady, high-volume linebacker for Texas State, sitting in the Bobcats’ starting rotation and ranking among the team’s defensive anchors with 292 career tackles by late October. Earlier reports show he led Texas State with 52 total stops in 2004, then kept stacking production, including a 15-tackle game that pushed him into the program’s top 10 all-time. His calling card is range, reliability, and playmaking instincts—he can rack up stops, create disruption, and deliver in big moments. He looks like a fit for a defense that values toughness, consistency, and a guy who simply finds the football.
