Virginia Tech DB Dwayne Crossen Jr. brings length and upside to a developing Hokies secondary
Crossen is worth watching because he profiles as a high-upside defensive back whose value goes beyond box-score stats: Virginia Tech’s 2024 game logs show the Hokies used him in multiple defensive contexts across the season, suggesting trust and versatility in the secondary.[1] For a team, the fit question is simple—he’s appealing if you want a DB with growth potential, physical tools, and the kind of competitive profile coaches often like to mold, especially if you can tolerate some development time.
