steady CMU DB with special-teams grit and depth-chart value
Winslow Chapman has been a dependable Central Michigan defensive back whose value leans more on reliability and versatility than gaudy box-score numbers. In the 2015 season, he played in all 13 games mostly on special teams and finished with five tackles, including a season-high two against Kent State; earlier CMU materials list him as a 6-foot, 190-pound DB from Port Huron who fit the Chippewas’ multi-phase roles. The appeal here is simple: a tough, assignment-sound defender with experience, roster flexibility, and the kind of willing motor coaches trust.
