developing DB with upside, but public football data is sparse
Reliable public sources do not currently provide enough verifiable college-football performance data for Andrew Fiorante at Robert Morris to make a strong statistical read, so the best near-term takeaway is that he profiles as a player you’d want to evaluate live: DB value comes from coverage discipline, tackling reliability, communication, and special-teams toughness rather than box-score noise. If your staff wants a low-drama, role-fit defensive back with upside to earn snaps through consistency and effort, he’s worth a closer look—but the public record here is too thin to call him a finished product.
