Why Matt Nebraska sees a potential scenario for winning winning by returning Deshon Singleton – Fremont Tribune

Robinson – smoothly on the drafts of the spring as a protective liner – a year ago chose to stay in Nebraska to distance itself from past injuries and increase its stocks from professionals. Singleton will try to do the same, said coach Matt Rul on Saturday after the safety decided to stay in Lincoln, even though he received the third round.

A roll, which usually encourages players to make their shot at NFL, agreed with logic. Singleton received another season because of the refusal of Junior-College players. He played in special teams at the NU in 2022 and saw action in only four games in 2023 before receiving a knee injury ending in the season. Last season, his 71 shells were second in the team.

Singlethon also likes Lincoln, Rule said. His younger brother, the DJ receiver, is also Huur.

“He is a really good player who will be a better player next year,” Rule said. “He will be the team leader and will help to gather all this.”

Rule said the same applies to the linear player Javin Wright, who returns for the seventh season. Wright – with the talent of a future professional, Rule said – he has to prove that he can train regularly and play games. Wright just went through training last year while dealing with blood clots.

“I always feel good about the fact that they want to be here and feel that this place makes them better,” Rule said.