04-28-2017, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by GoBigBlue88
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4.54s 32 ¼" 9 ⅝" 6.86s
POSITIVES
A two-year starter at Florida, Quincy Wilson is the son of former Miami Hurricanes cornerback Chad Wilson. The younger Wilson has amazing size and plays with a mean, physical style at the line of scrimmage. His game is perfect for a press-man system, and he spent time in that role at Florida. He uses his hands well to jam and stick receivers to the line of scrimmage.
Wilson has superb strength and short-area quickness—especially for a big corner. His balance, body control and agility are noticeable on film and in drills. Wilson has a high football IQ and can read and recognize routes on the go. He's shown ball skills, collecting five interceptions in the last two seasons. Wilson will turn 21 in August.
Against the run, Wilson makes an impact whether he's crashing the backfield or giving chase from the backside. He's a great leader and was respected by Florida coaches on a team with a lot of big personalities in the DB room. Wilson, in a press scheme, has the tools to become one of the NFL's best cornerbacks.
NEGATIVES
Wilson doesn’t have track-star speed and can struggle to carry receivers deep down the field in phase. He can get a little high on the back end in his backpedal, which Wilson will need to fix to better track underneath routes and crosses. If drafted into an off scheme, I would expect Wilson to move to free safety.
PRO COMPARISON: Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota Vikings
FINAL GRADE: 7.20/9.00 (Top-15 Player Potential—Round 1)
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