Ball-hawking TSU DB with NFL-caliber length and instincts
In his Texas Southern career, Tray Walker stood out as a long, physical defensive back with real ball skills: he finished with 9 interceptions in 42 college games and 29 starts, and Texas Southern noted his ability to attack the ball at its highest point. Scouts liked the 6-foot-2 frame, press-corner potential, and playmaking flashes, but also flagged raw technique and speed concerns. If you want a DB who can disrupt throws and has upside, Walker fit the mold; if you need a polished instant starter, he was more of a projection.
