BIG BOARD of
the 2027 Draft.

Catch Point Dominance — Adjusts body, locates ball, secures it with strong hands in traffic; All-Pro level, as with the fade vs. Penn State.

Elite fluidity in transitions — His hip flip is instantaneous and without speed loss, allowing him to mirror complex vertical routes, staying glued to receivers on go routes and deep posts.

Elite Snap Explosiveness — His first step is electric, capable of beating offensive tackles before they complete their second step in their pass set.

Elite Arc Flexibility — Possesses exceptional ankle and hip flexion, maintaining speed while turning tight angles.

Elite Catch Radius — Adjusts body in air, massive catch radius forgives inaccurate throws, makes him quarterback's best friend.

Catch radius — a 6-4 frame with reliable hands lets him win jump balls and back-shoulder throws that most college corners cannot legally contest.

Frame and pedigree — 6-foot-5, 307 pounds with the build teams draft in the first round, and the recruiting profile of the best offensive lineman in his class.

Pad level — He wins the first two feet of every rep by playing under the blocker's hands, and that leverage is what makes a 315-pounder hard to move.

Get-off — He times the snap better than almost anyone in the class, and the first step alone forces tackles to overset before they finish their kick slide.

Ball placement — He throws receivers open on intermediate routes, and the accuracy data across his 2025 season is the best part of the file.

Elite Frame and Length — Possesses a 6'7" frame with exceptionally long arms, allowing him to initiate contact and keep defenders at bay.

Seam speed — He eats a linebacker's cushion in three strides and threatens the middle of the field vertically, which is the trait that carries his grade.

Ball production — Four interceptions and seven breakups in his first year as a starter, the single most predictive box-score trait a young cornerback can put on tape.

Elite Snap Explosiveness — His first step is electric, consistently beating the offensive lineman to the point of attack, generating immediate disruption.

Range — Covers grass from hash to sideline in long, efficient strides, and the closing burst turns what should be a five-yard gain into a two-yard tackle.

Decision making — six interceptions on 500 attempts in his first Power Four season is the single most translatable number in his entire file.

Catch radius — At 6-foot-7 with basketball length, he turns marginal throws into completions no linebacker in the league can contest.

Deep range — He opens from the middle of the field with clean footwork and covers hash to sideline, which lets Georgia leave him alone over the top on early downs.

Throwing on the move — He keeps velocity and placement while sprinting either direction, which is the trait that carried his game from Division II to the SEC.

Snap timing — He is consistently first off the ball for an interior player his size, and that half-count edge is what turns his mass into backfield penetration.