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1st in solos per game over his career. Dylahn Jordan McKinney will play in 2026 for Notre Dame. He previously played for the Oklahoma State Cowboys and Colorado Buffaloes. Spent 2 yrs at Sam Houston as a RB; now this is his first year at Colorado. Has size and oodles of length to interfere with your QB's best throws. He played opposite Travis Hunter last year. Best Big12 CB who's top five in the size-speed department. Very nice interview.
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2nd-highest solos per game career. Zone corner with great play recognition and pursuit. Play Recognition is on the way to elite. Hank: "Fluid mover with great ball skills he has the size to stick on the boundary". Front offices are highly intrigued by his athletic profile. Green was an Oklahoma high school state champion in the 400 meters (48.72 seconds) and ran a wind-aided 21.81-second 200-meter dash. That track speed translates directly onto football tape, where he shows excellent recovery burst on the boundary. He possesses the ideal long-limbed build that NFL teams require for boundary cornerbacks who can press and disrupt catch windows. Rob__Paul: "Long and physical corner with great eyes/instincts + reaction speed. Green was top 20 nationally in forced incompletions last season (11)."
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