a veteran ball-hawking DB with proven big-game chops
Jaleel Lorquet brings veteran experience, toughness, and proven playmaking to the secondary. In the 2015 season, he started all 11 games and logged 29 tackles, 16 solo stops, 1 tackle for loss, and 1 interception, while also earning attention at pro day for his 4.52 forty and sharp 4.38 pro shuttle.[1][3][14] His best trait is reliability—he recorded at least one tackle in every game that season—and his four career interceptions suggest real instincts in coverage, making him the kind of defensive back coaches trust when they want steadiness and opportunistic upside.[1][3][14]
