steady, physical DB with active-ball production upside
In the 2025 season, Josh Wiggins showed early snaps for East Texas A&M as a defensive back, logging 4 tackles with no interceptions or pass breakups in limited action, which suggests a young defender still carving out his role[1][2][3]. At 6'0" and 175 pounds, the Spring, Texas product brings a lean, rangy frame and active tackling presence; the bigger takeaway is that he looks like a developmental piece rather than a stat-sheet popper right now[2][3]. If your team wants length, effort, and upside in the secondary, Wiggins is worth monitoring; if you need an immediate shutdown corner, the evidence is still thin[2][3].
