Tae Mayo brings WVU a physical, upside-driven defensive back with real special-teams value
Tae Mayo is listed by ESPN as a West Virginia cornerback and has shown enough early-game action to project as a depth piece with development upside rather than a finished product.[1] His appeal is the kind coaches like: length, physicality, and willingness to compete, with the fit depending on whether a team wants a tough, moldable defensive back who can earn snaps by being reliable and aggressive. Publicly available stat lines are limited, so the bigger story is projection and role value more than box-score production.[1]
