Ballhawk corner with big-play instincts at Baylor
In the 2013 season, Demetri Goodson was one of Baylor’s most disruptive defensive backs, finishing with 26 tackles, 16 pass breakups, and 3 interceptions, and he ranked sixth nationally in passes defended impact for much of that stretch[1][6][10]. His calling card was instinct: sticky coverage, fast reactions, and a nose for the ball that made him a true ballhawk rather than just a tackler[1][6]. The flip side is durability and role fit—his college career was shortened by injuries, so teams valued his upside and toughness, but had to account for availability risk[14].
