Young received significant playing time in his first year as a result of a season-ending broken collarbone to starting cornerback Jeremy Pierce.
[3] Over two years at Jackson State, Young achieved 48 tackles, five pass deflections, two interceptions, one sack, and one fumble recovery.
[5] His second season was limited to only five games after he broke his hand during Week 2, which resulted in him being placed on the nine-game injured list.
[2] Over the next two seasons Young would continue to play a significant role in the Eskimos defense; earning another contract extension on February 1, 2017.
The streaker had been running on the field and delaying the game for an extended time due to nonchalant stadium security before Young intervened.