Malik Curtis brings elite speed, return-game juice, and two-way playmaking upside to Miami
Curtis is the kind of **differentiator** who can help a roster in more than one way: Miami lists him as a cornerback, but his background includes dynamic special-teams value, real ball skills, and verified track speed (11.13 in the 100m). At Miami, he has seen game action, made a start, and produced career defensive playmaking with **three interceptions and five passes defended** reported by the program, which fits a player whose value comes from burst, versatility, and instincts rather than volume stats alone.[2][3]
