Shamari Wingard brings starting-caliber production and real ball skills to Elon’s secondary
Shamari Wingard looks like a dependable, playmaking **DB** for Elon, after appearing in all 11 games with eight starts and posting **38 tackles, seven pass breakups, two interceptions, and 0.5 tackles for loss** in his most recent listed season.[5] His profile suggests a corner/safety-type defender who can hold up in coverage and create turnovers, which matters for teams that value discipline and takeaway upside over raw flash.[5] The biggest differentiator is his combination of steady snap-to-snap reliability and proven disruption at the catch point, making him a strong fit for a secondary that needs smart, active coverage help.[5]
