
Trey Caver brings athletic upside and proven ball production to Old Dominion’s secondary
Caver entered Old Dominion as a sophomore strong safety with clear upside: in 2024 at Benedict he posted 33 tackles, 8 pass breakups, and an interception, then followed with a 2025 debut season at ODU that showed limited box-score impact so far but strong physical tools, including 69-rated overall talent, 87 speed, 89 acceleration, and 69 zone coverage in EA Sports College Football 26. He fits best as a rangy, fast-moving defensive back whose value is more about closing speed, coverage range, and developmental ceiling than instant headline stats.[11][7][1]





