A Ball-Hawking Vanderbilt Corner with a Playmaking Edge
Trey Wilson gives Vanderbilt a proven, instinctive cornerback whose best trait is turning coverage into turnovers: in his Vanderbilt season, he posted career highs in tackles, interceptions, and passes defended, signaling a player who can both stick in coverage and trigger on the ball. He fits best for a team that values competitiveness, anticipation, and a defender who can make quarterbacks pay when they test him. The main appeal is his playmaking profile rather than just pure size-speed measurables, which makes him more of an impact piece than a box-score merchant.
