La'Varis Stanford Brings Length, Ball Skills, and a Ready-Made Cornerback Mindset to Western Michigan
Stanford enters Western Michigan with a reputation for playmaking in the secondary and a long, lean frame at 6-2, 170 that fits modern outside-corner demands. In high school, he was credited with 16 pass breakups and 6 interceptions as a sophomore, a strong indicator of ball production and route recognition. His appeal is simple: he looks like a cover corner who can challenge throws, and his background suggests confidence and aggression rather than just passive survival mode. If your team wants a developmental CB with upside and a nose for the football, he’s worth a hard look.
