Strengths – Tall and long with a physical body and secondary versatility, Couvertiere is one of the more interesting defensive back prospects we have from our #TN2025 class that could develop himself into a Power Two level guy over the coming months. The first thing you notice of course is this guy’s size and how that size can be used at multiple roles across the secondary. Couvertiere uses his size to his advantage as he plays a physical brand of football but also understands how to his length to keep his opponent near. The Bulldogs rising senior shows tremendous instincts along with closing speed and the ability to work through his receiver towards the ball. His size and athletic traits do show upside to play cover corner in college but for that to happen, more speed will be needed. Either way, Couvertiere and his ball hawk mentality translates very well to the collegiate game where his size and skill set could work at corner, nickel or on the back end at safety. 
 

Improvement – While this East Tennessee product provides excellent size and potential, he must continue adding more speed and agility to become the kind of player I and others think he can be. Couterviere is a good athlete but increasing his lower base explosion and quickness could allow him to compete on the outside in college. 
 

Overview – This is a prospect that is high on my list as a breakout star this off-season and for the coming Fall football year as Couvertiere has college size, ball hawk instincts and the physicality that coaches would love to work with and mold. He shows on film good patience and dedication to his craft along with position versatility that will only get better the more he grows into his body and the more he learns the game. The Bulldogs defensive back has already landed a few D1 offers and I think the floodgates will break open soon with Power Programs getting involved due to his natural athletic abilities, size and secondary versatility that translates very well to the college game. Keep an ear out for the Couvertiere name moving forward as I think this a budding star in the making!