a savvy, physical safety who played like a coach on the field
Boyett’s calling card at UC Davis was instinct and reliability: in 2014, the Aggies called him a “coach on the field,” and he was named the team’s outstanding defensive player after averaging more than seven tackles per game despite being limited by injuries[5]. He also flashed big-play disruption, including a nine-tackle game against Stanford in 2014[6]. That profile screams high football IQ, toughness, and leadership—ideal for a team that wants a safety who communicates, fits runs, and steadies the back end rather than just chasing highlight picks.
