Womack plays with the physical edge you want from a defender in the secondary. He had a standout season, finishing with 55 tackles, 31 solo tackles, 4 interceptions, 12 pass breakups, and 27 total passes defended. His ability to compete at the catch point, attack the football, and make plays in coverage separates him from others. Womack brings a confident, aggressive style of play that allows him to impact the game both in coverage and against the run.

Cevyn is a name I’m excited to see this season after putting together an impressive year on the back end. He finished with 4 interceptions, 12 pass breakups, 27 passes defended, 55 tackles, 31 solo stops, and 2 tackles for loss, showing his ability to impact the game in a variety of ways. Cevyn is expected to have a big season.

Caidyn had a season that jumps off the film, showing he’s a true playmaker in the secondary. He totaled 55 tackles (31 solo) and 2 tackles for loss, demonstrating he can come downhill, take proper angles, and make plays in the run game. His physicality and awareness allow him to consistently stop ball carriers and influence plays in the backfield.

In coverage, Caidyn is a constant threat. With 4 interceptions, 12 pass breakups, and 27 passes defended, he reads the quarterback well, anticipates routes, and contests passes at the catch point. On film, he shows the ability to break on the ball decisively, make plays in traffic, and turn defensive opportunities into turnovers.