Western Carolina’s experienced secondary piece with early-career production
Terrance Wilson is worth watching because he already showed real game action at Western Carolina, appearing in 8 of 11 games in 2018 and making 3 starts while posting 20 tackles, which suggests a DB who can earn trust and contribute in rotation or on special packages.[3] His value is less about gaudy stats and more about whether a coaching staff wants a steady, depth-building defender with enough experience to handle assignments in the defensive secondary.[3] Based on the available record, he looks more like a reliable fit for teams needing continuity and toughness than a pure headline-grabbing playmaker.[3]
