Ezekiel Swayne is a steady, physical San Diego DB with real ball-production upside
Swayne enters the 2026 season as a dependable, improving defensive back for San Diego, coming off a 2025 campaign in which he played all 12 games, totaled 41 tackles, broke up six passes, and recorded his first collegiate interception. His value is in consistency and range: he has shown he can stay on the field, support the run, and make quarterbacks pay when the ball is in the air. With an NFL family background and a reputation for active, assignment-sound play, he looks like a good fit for a team that wants a disciplined, competitive DB who keeps getting better.
