Davison Igbinosun

Igbinosun brings exactly the feisty press temperament Buffalo wanted for its corner depth. He can contest every route, but cleaning up penalties is what turns that aggression into a real NFL weapon.

Strengths: Press coverage, length, physicality, college starting experience and competitive attitude.

Weaknesses: Penalty history and rookie technique discipline against advanced NFL route runners.

Igbinosun is the kind of corner who makes sense in Buffalo's long-term plan: 6-foot-2, competitive at the line and coming off a season in which he led Ohio State in picks and breakups. The Bills traded up to get him, so the expectation is that he will grow into real defensive snaps rather than live only on teams. I put him at a seven as a projection. The traits are strong; now he has to turn that press confidence into clean NFL technique.

Strengths: He brings legitimate outside-corner size, press competitiveness and proven college ball production. Igbinosun wants one-on-one matchups and has the length to disrupt timing before a route develops.

Weaknesses: He has no NFL sample and will need to refine his hands to avoid penalties against pro route runners. His aggressive style can also leave him exposed if he misses at the line or loses eye discipline.