Sigle was asked to do a lot more than a normal fifth-round rookie, and he handled it pretty well. He started seven games, made 52 tackles and added 14 more in the playoffs. The 4.37 speed shows up when he closes space, even if the seven interceptions he had in college did not turn into one as a rookie. I have him at a six. He is already useful depth with starting experience, and better route recognition could turn all that athleticism into more plays on the ball in year two.
Strengths: Sigle has excellent range, real starting experience and reliable tackling production. His elite testing numbers let him recover ground quickly, while seven college interceptions show that ball skills exist beneath the quiet rookie takeaway total.
Weaknesses: He did not intercept a pass and broke up only two during his rookie season. His angles and recognition can still be late, forcing him to rely on speed rather than consistently arriving early.
