long, rangy DB with blue-chip pedigree and upside
Bryson Washington entered Oklahoma as a four-star defensive back and, in the 2022 season, stood 6-foot-2 and 190 pounds with the kind of frame that scouts love for press coverage and matchups against bigger receivers[1]. His college resume to that point was modest—15 games, 13 total tackles and an interception—but his value is more about traits than box-score fireworks[1]. The headline here is upside: length, physical tools, and a recruiting profile that suggested starter-level ceiling if the technique catches up. If your team wants a developmental DB with size and ceiling, he’s the kind of bet worth making[1].
