Colorado State’s versatile playmaker with a proven nose for the end zone
Tyson Liggett was a dynamic two-way style offensive threat for Colorado State, and his most eye-catching production came in 2010 when he led the Rams with 41 receptions for 380 yards, while also adding 13 rushing yards and punt-return work. Earlier in his career, he showed big-play juice at Limon, throwing for 1,253 yards and 16 touchdowns and rushing for 633 yards and 13 scores, which speaks to his versatility and playmaking instincts. He’s the kind of receiver who can create mismatches, handle gadget usage, and bring toughness and energy—but he’s best viewed as a complementary, all-purpose weapon rather than a volume star.
