Versatile, physical Virginia Tech corner who could play multiple roles
Kyle Fuller stood out at Virginia Tech as a versatile defensive back who started 14 games in 2013 at both nickel/whip linebacker and cornerback, showing the kind of positional flexibility NFL teams love. His profile points to a tough, active playmaker with real range and ball skills—he finished his college career with 173 tackles, 6 interceptions, 26 pass breakups, and 4.5 sacks, production that signals impact beyond just coverage. If you want a DB who can match up in space, blitz, tackle, and move around the formation, Fuller is the kind of fit that raises a defense’s ceiling.[3][1]
