Length, ball skills, and proven production make Tyrin Taylor a steady CB option for Jacksonville State
Tyrin Taylor brings a strong blend of size and playmaking to the Jacksonville State secondary: in the 2025 season, he posted 31 tackles and 11 interceptions, after recording 39 career tackles, 3 pass breakups, and an interception in earlier stops at Colorado and Memphis.[2][5][8] At 6'2" and rated 76 overall in EA SPORTS College Football 26, he stands out as a long, instinctive corner who can challenge throws and create turnovers.[4] The main appeal is his ability to generate impact plays, not just cover; the fit is strongest for a defense that values aggressive, ball-hawking corners.[4][6]
