Physical Vanderbilt Safety Who Earned Early Trust
Jay Fullam’s profile is built around **toughness and versatility**: Vanderbilt described him as a physical tackler who played in 11 of 12 games in 2010 as a safety and special teams contributor, which suggests a player coaches trusted for effort and reliability rather than flash. His résumé also notes injury issues during his redshirt freshman season, so the key question is durability as much as upside. For a team, he projects as a **blue-collar depth piece** who can help on special teams and bring contact at the point of attack.[3]
