Jaiye Falusi brought size, versatility, and ball production to Princeton’s secondary
In Princeton’s 2010 season, Jaiye Falusi started several games at safety, posted 33 tackles in six games, added a sack, and snagged his first career interception — a nice little stat line for a 6-2, 220-pound DB who played with enough range to move from reserve to key starter. His profile screams versatility and physicality: Princeton listed him as a defensive back with corner/safety value even coming out of high school, and his production showed he could handle contact while still making plays in coverage. If you want a big-bodied, assignment-savvy defensive back with proven ball skills, he fit the bill.
