Experienced TCU CB with early-career special-teams value
DeShawn Raymond is a longtime TCU cornerback whose calling card has been length and experience: he arrived as a four-star recruit, was rated the No. 24 cornerback nationally by Scout, and played in 11 games as a freshman in the 2015 season, mostly on special teams. After that, his career path became stop-start, which makes his upside more about depth, maturity, and fit than headline-grabbing stats. If a team wants a physical, older CB with proven college seasoning and special-teams utility, he’s the kind of under-the-radar piece that can quietly help a room.
