Julian had a productive day at the UTSA camp and really stood out during the one-on-one competition period. He competed with confidence in coverage, stayed disciplined throughout his reps, and showed the ability to make plays on the football. His best moment came when he came away with an interception, highlighting his awareness and ball skills.

Julian is a true ballhawk in the secondary, constantly around the football and making plays that swing momentum. With 106 tackles, including 40 solo stops, he brings physicality and reliability against the run, but his instincts in coverage are what set him apart. He’s not just defending passes—he’s actively looking to create turnovers, evidenced by 3 interceptions, 10 pass breakups, 1 forced fumble, and 1 fumble recovery. Julian reads quarterbacks quickly, jumps routes, and uses his anticipation to make plays before they fully develop. Add in 4 tackles for loss and a sack, and you see a versatile defender who can pressure the backfield and then be in the right spot to snatch the ball. He’s the kind of playmaker every defense wants, someone who can change drives and games with his ballhawking presence.