Treston DeCoud was a DB who played college ball from 2013-’16.
He bounced around from Chadron State College, to Northwest Mississippi Community College, and then over to Oregon State.
During his Senior season of 2016, he posted 58 tackles, 2 picks for 88 yards and a TD, as well as 10 pass deflections.
Selected by the Houston Texans with their 5th round pick during the 2017 NFL Draft.
Spent a season on the Texans, before being cut in 2018,
That year, joined the Cowboys and was on and off the team’s regular season and practice squad rosters.
Cut in 2019, and selected by the Dallas Renegades of the XFL 2020.
Had 13 tackles in 5 contests.
After COVID started subsiding, played in the CFL for the Argos (2021) and Elks (2022).
Cobbled together 25 tackles on the season for the Argos and 43 tackles, a sack and a forced fumble for the Elks the following year.
Signed with the New Jersey Generals in 2023 of the USFL but did not make the squad.
Returned to Oregon State in 2024 as a graduate assistant and at last glance in 2025, is a DB coach at Idaho.
NOTES:
Well for the longest time I thought that Treston’s last name was ‘De-Cloud’. It wasn’t until I saw this card that I realized I’d been spelling it and saying it wrong all along. Outside of a few big names, quite a few of these autographs can be had from this set at a cheap price ($2.00 ish) if you’re willing to wait for the right deal.
Kelvin Pritchett played DL for Mississippi from 1987-’90.
Over his college career he had 259 total tackles, 18 sacks and 5 forced fumbles.
Originally a first round pick of the Dallas Cowboys in ’91- traded to the Lions for 3 draft picks.
Had 26 tackles (including 8 on special teams) and 1.5 sacks in rookie campaign.
Earned starting spot at RDE in ’92 and posted 59 tackles, a pass deflection, 3 forced fumbles, and 6.5 sacks.
Had 5.5 sacks and a career high 74 tackles in 1994.
Left exposed in the 1995 expansion draft and was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Played for the Jags through the 1998 season, starting 34 of 52 contests with 9.5 sacks, 151 total tackles.
Returned back to the Lions in 1999 as a rotational starter.
Retired after the 2004 campaign, and 10 seasons with the Lions, where he had 325 total tackles, 22 sacks, a pick for 78 yards, and 2 fumble recoveries.
NOTES:
Hard to track down TTM, I picked up Kelvin via eBay.
Possessing the athletic tools at 6’6″, 242, Schultz was selected in the 4th round by the Dallas Cowboys in the 2018 NFL Draft.
Hopped into the starting lineup in 2020, and became a reliable target for Dak Prescott.
Best season came in 2021 starting 15 of 17 contests, catching 78 passes for 808 yards, 8 TDs and 47 first downs.
Unable to secure a long-term deal with the Cowboys, Schultz signed with the Houston Texans in 2023.
Immediately became rookie QB CJ Stroud’s favorite 3rd down option, Schultz had 59 catches for 635 yards and 5 TDs.
In 2025 only started 6 contests, but caught a career high 82 passes (777 yards and 3 TDs).
His 194 receptions and counting as of the 2026 season are a Texans franchise career record for TEs.
NOTES:
I like Dalton and he’s a sneaky late round fantasy selection in the Texans offensive system. A lot of pundits knock Dalton’s blocking skills, but my beef is with the nicks and tears he’s experienced over his college as in 8 seasons, he’s started 78 of 124 contests.
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