Wayne Johnson Brings Early Spring Disruption to South Alabama’s Secondary
Wayne Johnson is worth watching because he has already flashed playmaking juice in South Alabama’s spring work, logging a solo tackle for loss in each of the first two scrimmages and piling up five stops in one session[4]. That production points to a defender who plays with urgency and can attack downhill, not just cover and contain[4]. For a team, the fit looks best if you want a physical, active corner who can contribute near the line of scrimmage and bring edge and effort to the secondary[4].
