Gauge had a strong day overall, especially in coverage where his quick-twitch ability stood out consistently. He showed sharp movement out of his breaks, staying light on his feet and reacting quickly to route changes without losing balance or speed.

In one-on-ones, he competed well and looked comfortable matching receivers, using his short-area quickness to close space and stay tight through transitions. What really showed was how fast he can redirect he doesn’t waste steps, which allows him to recover and stay in phase even when initially tested.

As he continues to develop his press technique and add more physicality at the line of scrimmage, his natural explosiveness and change of direction ability give him real upside as a cover corner moving forward.

Trossbach turned in one of the more polished defensive back performances at the showcase. The Brock standout displayed excellent technique throughout the day, pairing smooth movement skills with strong ball awareness. During the position specific portion of the camp, Trossbach consistently stood out because of his fluid backpedal, clean footwork, and ability to transition quickly in space.

He showed impressive change of direction during combine drills and looked comfortable competing in coverage situations. Trossbach capped off a strong day by recording an interception during one-on-one competition, highlighting his instincts and playmaking ability. He is an emerging young defensive back with plenty of upside.

Gauge is a wide receiver who stands out for his quick-twitch explosiveness and ability to separate in tight windows. He plays with sudden movement, sharp cuts, and fast acceleration out of breaks, making him difficult for defenders to stay in phase with. On film, he consistently creates separation in short-area routes where his burst and timing give him an edge.

He’s most dangerous when operating in space, showing the ability to turn quick completions into meaningful gains with his agility and reaction quickness.