Krasuski made his presence known during this scrimmage. Measures in at 5’11 165-pounds. He displays good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, jumping, acceleration, good speed, and balance. Good read and reaction speed. Keeps a healthy balance between watching the QB and the field. Good back pedal with good hip fluidity. Very good timing on pass breakups to disrupt opposing offenses. Very good closing quickness speed. Krasuski is a strong tackler, providing good run support. Changes direction with little space and makes the tackle. He’s a hard hitter making his presence known too. Good zone coverage ability and has the ball hawking ability colleges covet. With another strong season ahead, don’t be surprised when Krasuski starts picking up more on the college circuit.

Krasuski measures in at 5’10 158-pounds and is a ball hawk of a safety for Windsor. Last season, he had 38 total tackles (16 solo, 22 assisted), 0.5, 4 INT, with 7 pass deflections. He has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, good speed, change of direction, and acceleration. Very good read and reaction speed. Watches the QB’s eyes and puts himself in position to pick off the ball. Good back pedal. Very good timing on his pass breakups. Uses his lengthy arms to create them or pluck the ball out of the air for the INT. Very good ball tracking and catching. He’ll sit patiently for the interception, or jump extending his body to come down with it. Very good body control. Krasuski has good tackling and gets low to make it happen. He’s an exciting player to watch and will impress colleges on the camp circuit.

Krasuski showcased versatility and playmaking ability, particularly with his effectiveness both at corner and safety. At the line of scrimmage, he used his hands well to jam receivers and disrupt timing, setting the tone early in reps. When transitioning into a safety role during 3v2 and half line, Krasuski displayed strong awareness and instincts, highlighted by an impressive interception. He high pointed the football with confidence, showing both timing and reliable hands. His ability to impact the game in multiple roles adds significant value and his physical approach combined with ball skills makes him a defensive back scouts must know moving forward.

Krasuski established himself as one of the more instinctive safeties in the class with his ball production. He recorded four interceptions, demonstrating strong anticipation and the ability to read the quarterback’s eyes. Krasuski takes good angles in pursuit and shows consistency as an open field tackler. His range allows him to close ground quickly and arrive under control. In coverage, he displays patience and awareness that put him in position to capitalize on mistakes. Continued development in run support could round out his overall profile and elevate his ceiling even further. With his instincts and playmaking ability, Krasuski is poised for a significant step forward.