West Virginia safety Osman Kamara is a special-teams first, defense-ready depth piece with game-changing hustle
Kamara’s value in the 2025-26 West Virginia picture is his versatility and effort: he played all 13 games, logged 235 snaps, worked mostly on special teams, and even blocked a punt against Oklahoma State, while also getting 19 defensive snaps and four total tackles. He fits as a reliable, high-motor safety who can help in coverage depth and on special teams immediately, even if his box-score production is still limited. That combination of toughness, willingness to do the dirty work, and multiple-role utility makes him the kind of player coaches tend to trust.
