Collins measures in at 5’11 160-pounds playing cornerback for Mountain Range. This past season, he had 28 total tackles (23 solo, 5 assisted), 1 TFL, 3 INT, and 10 pass deflections. Collins has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, good speed, and jumping. Collins does a good job jamming WR at the line of scrimmage. He’ll stay stride for stride with them and use his very good closing speed to create incompletions and disrupt the passing game. If the receiver makes the catch on him, he’ll punch the ball out to get an incompletion. Very good ball tracking and good catching. Collins also displays good tackling getting low while doing so. An intriguing corner to keep an eye on!

Collins enters the rankings after a productive campaign that showcased his instincts and nose for the football. He totaled 28 tackles, one tackle for loss and three interceptions, consistently positioning himself to impact games from the secondary. Collins displays smooth hips and the ability to turn and run in coverage, allowing him to stay in phase with receivers and break on the ball with confidence. His understanding of route concepts and ability to read his keys stand out on film. Carrying this season’s momentum into the offseason will be critical as he works to sharpen his technique and continue turning heads on the recruiting landscape.