Adam Minggia brings ball-hawking upside to Bucknell’s secondary
Adam Minggia is a Bucknell cornerback whose clearest calling card is playmaking: in the 2002 spring game, he recorded the only interception of the day, showing the kind of instinct and anticipation that can swing a possession. Beyond the stat line, that kind of turnover ability is exactly what teams want from an outside defender—someone who can compete in coverage, read quarterbacks, and create sudden-change moments. The available information is limited, but the takeaway is straightforward: Minggia profiles as a defensive back worth caring about if you value disruptive, opportunistic coverage talent.
