A versatile, name-brand defensive back who brings two years of SEC exposure from Tennessee to Colorado, where he lands as a projected DB1 in a defense that leans on his flexibility. The appeal is the position-less utility, snaps at multiple spots plus three forced fumbles in 2025 that hint at a nose for the ball and a physical streak. However, the profile is a Day 3 tweener in the truest sense: the 2027 signals are genuinely split, with one consensus board slotting him as a UDFA while a respected analyst ranks him near the top of his draft-eligible corners, and the coverage production hasn't stabilized into a clear NFL role. I want to see him lock into one position and win there rather than being valued for doing a little of everything. Grade it as a versatile, buzzy defender whose tweener label is the whole story until a breakout 2026 settles the position.