Carson showed his versatility as an athlete at the UTSA camp, lining up primarily at defensive back while proving he can fit in multiple roles if needed. In coverage, he stayed tight in his assignments, using good positioning and awareness to stay connected through routes. He competed well throughout one-on-ones and showed the ability to handle different receiver types without losing leverage.

Carson is climbing up the charts as a wide receiver thanks to his consistent playmaking and ability to impact games at every level. His precise routes, reliable hands, and ability to create separation have caught the attention of coaches and scouts alike. With each performance, he’s proving to be a dynamic threat who can change the outcome of a game, and his continued development keeps him trending upward in rankings and evaluations.

While playing mostly wideout and a bit of quarterback last season, Fields has been working out as a DB at camps and practices all offseason. There’s no questioning the athleticism and all-around (4.5 40) speed of the versatile athlete, and it’s sure to be said that Carson will continue to fill out his frame. He plays the game physically with great technique and footwork, no matter where he’s lined up. His potential as a man-up corner is newly intriguing, as he possesses fluid hips and great back-pedal consistency. It will be interesting to see how Fields is used on both sides of the ball this season, but there’s no doubt regarding the impact he will have for the Hippos. As his projectability becomes clearer, Carson’s recruitment process is set to heat up.