Long, Physical, Press-Corner DNA That Made Him an NFL Name
LeShaun Sims built his Southern Utah reputation as a big, physical DB with legit speed, then turned that profile into an NFL draft pick in 2016. In his final SUU seasons, he was a steady, high-volume playmaker who started every game over his last three years and finished his college career with 220 tackles and 8 interceptions, which screams reliability and ball production. His differentiator was press-corner toughness: scouts praised his size, physicality, and ability to challenge receivers at the line, giving him a fit for teams that want a disruptive, hands-on defender rather than a finesse cover man.
