Experienced Arizona safety with starting upside and steady game-day reliability
In the 2014 season, Jamar Allah was a dependable Arizona defensive back who played in all 14 games and earned two starts, including at the bandit spot against Washington State and UCLA. The big differentiator here is experience: he brought 32 career games into his senior year, which usually means cleaner communication, better alignment, and fewer freshman-style mistakes. He profiles as a fit for teams needing a seasoned, assignment-sound safety who can handle multiple roles rather than a flashy stat-sheet stuffer.
