Eddy Cabrera brought ball-hawking juice to South Alabama’s secondary
In South Alabama’s 2010–2011 early seasons, Eddy Cabrera stood out as a compact, instinctive corner who could help create turnovers, including two interceptions as a true freshman in 2009 and consistent depth value in the secondary. He wasn’t the biggest defender on the field, but his quick read-and-react ability, willingness to contribute, and early production made him a useful fit for a defense needing playmakers. If you want a corner who can compete with savvy and opportunism rather than pure size, Cabrera is exactly that kind of prospect.
