Perkin is the type of athlete who changes the game on both sides, and you see it immediately on film. With 9 interceptions, it’s clear he has a natural feel for tracking the ball in the air, high-pointing it, and finishing plays like a receiver. His ball skills stand out — he doesn’t panic when the ball is coming his way, and he shows strong hands and timing at the catch point. He reads routes well, stays in position, and takes advantage of opportunities when quarterbacks test him.

What separates him is that receiver background, which shows up in how smooth he is in space and how dangerous he becomes once he gets the ball. He transitions from defense to offense instantly, turning turnovers into momentum plays. You also see competitiveness snap after snap, whether he’s locking in on the back end or making plays with the ball in his hands. Overall, he’s a playmaker who brings value in multiple phases and consistently finds ways to impact the game.