Cam Watts brings elite speed and proven ball production to New Mexico’s secondary
Watts is worth watching because he pairs true track-speed explosiveness with real defensive playmaking: at New Mexico’s pro day, he posted a blazing 4.31-second 40, plus a 39-inch vertical and 20 bench reps, and in his New Mexico track career he ran a 10.05 100-meter best. On the field, he showed ball skills at Northeast Oklahoma A&M with 2 interceptions and 4 pass breakups, and he arrived at UNM after a four-year Texas Tech stint. If your team wants a corner with recovery speed, competitive toughness, and upside as a disruptive cover man, he fits the mold. [1][4][8]
