
veteran Central Arkansas DB with proven ball skills and old-school grit
Zach Hyatt stands out as a dependable, physical defensive back whose game has long been built on tackling, discipline, and versatility in the secondary. In older Central Arkansas game logs, he showed up around the ball in a way coaches love: active in run support, willing to trigger downhill, and steady enough to handle free-safety responsibilities. The biggest reason to care is fit — if a team wants a DB who plays with toughness, understands leverage, and won’t blink in contact, Hyatt’s profile screams “plug-and-play defender,” not flash, but trust.