Wyatt is certainly a player on the rise and still and under the radar prospect college needs to start taking notice off. Started all year on varsity as a freshman, Wyatt is poised to be a top DB in the SMAC next fall. He is real smooth, fluid, and explosive in his back pedal / transitions. Wyatt posses oily hips and shows the ability to plays the bal well in the air. He knows how to use the sideline to his advantage and is strong in press coverage. Wyatt has the size to develop into a standout DB and continue to rise up rankings and be a player garnering offers this time next year.

Posey is a long, athletic defensive back with strong coverage ability. He’s comfortable in off-man coverage, stays on top of vertical routes, and is smooth transitioning out of his backpedal. His highlights show him finishing play after play. Posey breaks up multiple passes in the end zone, consistently playing through the opponent’s hands. It also shows that he has good timing. His length gives him a natural advantage at the catch point, and he takes advantage of it. Posey doesn’t panic when the ball is in the air. Even when he locates it late, he still makes plays, showing patience and confidence in his skills.

It’s worth noting that his plays also show him at the wide receiver position. He tracks the ball well on fade passes and is a natural at catching the football.

Posey has plenty of time to add weight to his frame. From a cornerback standpoint, I need to see a couple of highlights of him against the run. I’d like to see how he looks in press coverage as well, along with some zone coverage.

Posey has a promising future. He’s long and disruptive. Posey is already producing on the field. His ability to stay in place, play the ball, and finish at the catch point stand out for him.