Anthony Makransky brings proven ball skills and depth to Wyoming’s secondary
Makransky is best known for his coverage instincts and playmaking, not just his tackle totals: after transferring from Wyoming to Colorado Mines, he produced 47 tackles and 16 passes defended in 2018, showing real disruption ability in the secondary.[5] At Wyoming, he was a reliable depth piece at strong safety, logged game action in the 2016 Poinsettia Bowl, and earlier in his career started at cornerback and posted 10 tackles in 2015.[1] The big context: he missed spring practice due to injury, so his value is tied to health as much as experience.[1]
