Colorado State’s versatile safety making his presence felt in the Rams’ secondary
Justin Sweet has emerged as a productive, high-volume defender for Colorado State, with ESPN listing **61 solo tackles**, **12 pass breakups**, **1 interception**, and **1 forced fumble**, while CSU notes he played in all 13 games and started eight at cornerback in a prior season[2][5]. His value goes beyond the box score: the production suggests reliable tackling, ball disruption, and the flexibility to handle multiple roles in the secondary, which is a strong fit for a team needing an experienced, assignment-sound defensive back[2][5].
