A three-year Texas Tech starter and the secondary's proven DB1, with a 59-tackle 2025 that reads like a physical, downhill defender comfortable coming up against the run. The experience and the tackle production are the calling cards, a dependable starter who has held a job in a Power-conference secondary for three seasons and added an interception and a forced fumble in his best year. However, the ball production is thin, just one pass breakup in 2025 despite the tackle volume, which points to a run-support safety type more than a takeaway corner, and the profile lands in the fringe pro range because of it. I want to see the coverage playmaking climb to match the tackling. Grade it as a physical, experienced P4 starter whose draft case is capped until the ball production catches up with the tackle numbers.