Bennett Okotcha’s Ball-Hawking Cornerback Profile Still Stands Out
Okotcha was a true playmaker at UTSA, highlighted by a league-leading 4 interceptions and 14 pass breakups in 2015, plus 47 tackles and a forced fumble, showing he can thrive as a disruptive, confident outside corner.[4] He brings clear ball skills, man-coverage production, and strong finishing instincts—traits that matter more than raw tackle counts for a CB fit. The key differentiator is his proven knack for turning coverage snaps into turnovers, which is exactly the kind of trait teams want if they need an aggressive, instinctive defender rather than a passive zone-only corner.[4]
