Tyrique Stevenson

Stevenson is at his best when he can be physical, challenge throws and hunt the football instead of simply surviving routes. The production says he can make real momentum-changing plays.

Strengths: Length, physicality, ball production, tackling and forced-fumble knack.

Weaknesses: His aggressive style can expose him to double moves, and his 2025 availability was not perfect.

Stevenson is a tone-setting corner. He is big, aggressive and has already produced seven picks and 38 breakups, so offenses cannot just treat him as the side away from Johnson. He was still making takeaway plays in an injury-interrupted 2025, including forced fumbles and a diving interception. A seven feels right: the physical tools and ball production are starter quality, but he can get too grabby or overaggressive and needs cleaner snap-to-snap discipline.

Strengths: He has size, tackling force and very good production at the ball. Stevenson competes through contact, supports the run and creates turnovers rather than simply settling for a pass breakup.

Weaknesses: His aggression occasionally leads to penalties, vulnerable leverage or difficult recovery situations. Injury-related missed time and inconsistent technique make him more volatile than the very best outside corners.