Dexter McDonald was a playmaking Kansas CB with a knack for passes defended
In his Kansas career, Dexter McDonald stood out as a rangy, disruptive cornerback who built a reputation on ball skills and run support, including four interceptions, 81 tackles, and 23 passes defensed at KU. His 2013 season was especially eye-catching, when he led the Big 12 and ranked among the national leaders in passes defended, signaling real instincts and anticipation. He also drew NFL attention as a seventh-round pick in 2015, which fits a high-upside, coachable defender profile. If you want a physical, opportunistic corner with proven production, he’s the kind of player worth a hard look.
