Formerly elite recruit, steady Notre Dame CB with proven career production
In the 2006-2009 seasons, Raeshon McNeil developed from a top-100 corner recruit into a durable Notre Dame defensive back who played in 47 career games and recorded 63 tackles, 2 interceptions, and 1 tackle for loss. His appeal was long, lean cornerback size and versatility, with recruiting profiles rating him among the nation’s better DB prospects. For a team fit, he projects as a fundamentally sound, experience-heavy cover man rather than a flashy takeaway machine—useful if you want reliability, competitiveness, and a player who has already lived in big-game college football pressure.
