Fairfield opponents probably thought there was more than one Bisgard running around the field on Friday nights. The junior piled up 1576 all-purpose yards with 1,082 via the ground. He rushed for 13 touchdowns. Bisgard turned 14 receptions in 202 yards and a pair of scores. On defense, he totaled 64.0 tackles with 47 of them being solo stops. He registered 4.0 tackles for loss and picked off a couple of throws. Bisgard averaged 21.5 yards on 10 kick returns and 18.3 on four punt returns. He impresses during his 11th-grade highlight video. The versatility that his statistics would suggest shows up on the film. He’s effective with the ball in his hands, showing burst and quickness in avoiding defenders. Bisgard is a defender that can contribute in multiple ways on that side of the ball. He gets downhill in a hurry against the run and also is sticky in coverage. It’s a skill set made for special teams, too.

Bisgard served notice as a sophomore last season that bigger accomplishments were well within reach. He laid a sound foundation with 373 yards and eight touchdowns rushing to go with 22 receptions for 262 yards and a pair of scores. On defense, Bisgard collected 29.5 tackles (19 solo) with a sack and an interception. The versatile performer impresses during this 10th-grade highlight video. Bisgard bursts through the defense with acceleration and sharp cutting. He can run around, by and over defenders, and keeps churning his legs until his knee hits the ground.