Anthony Castelli brings ball skills and steady production to Bryant’s secondary
Castelli profiles as a **playmaking DB** with tangible production, including **2 interceptions** and **18 interception return yards** in the available senior FCS/CAA data, which suggests he can turn coverage into turnovers.[2] Bryant’s own roster archives also show he has been trusted in-game before, with a season that included **51 tackles** and multiple high-tackle outings, a sign of physical involvement rather than passive coverage.[4] For a team, he looks like a fit if you want a defensive back who can tackle, read routes, and compete with edge; the main question is whether you value proven experience over pure upside.[2][4]
