Quick, aggressive Stanford CB with proven playmaking juice
In the 2006 season, Tim Sims emerged as a physical, quick cornerback for Stanford, finishing with 54 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 4 pass breakups, and a fumble recovery while starting seven games[10]. Stanford’s own bios described him as “quick and aggressive with good cover skills,” and noted he was in the mix for a starting role in 2007[10]. The appeal is his willingness to support the run and create disruption, not just mirror receivers. If a team wants a scrappy, versatile defensive back with special-teams value and a downhill edge, Sims fits the bill nicely[10].
