Andre Saulsberry brings veteran depth and physical edge to BYU’s cornerback room
Andre Saulsberry’s profile screams old-school defensive back: in the 2007 season at BYU, he logged 12 total tackles, and his junior-college tape showed 58 tackles, 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble, an interception, and three blocked kicks in a single season. He stands out more for toughness, competitiveness, and play disruption than flashy ball production, and BYU’s own coverage from spring practice noted he was pushing for first-team reps while making big hits and forcing pressure in the secondary. That combination of experience, physicality, and special-teams value makes him a useful fit for a defense that wants reliable, hard-nosed depth.
