Idaho State’s DB to Watch for Physical, Assignment-Sound Play
Adam Goddard is worth watching as a defensive back because the role itself rewards quick processing, reliable tackling, and disciplined coverage—traits that translate well for teams looking for a steady, fit-first defender rather than just a highlight hunter. I could not verify current season-specific stat production or public scouting reports from the provided results, so the best read is that his value will hinge on how consistently he handles leverage, run support, and ball skills in Idaho State’s secondary.
