Undersized zone-coverage corner who survives on instincts, ball production, and football intelligence rather than anything resembling an NFL prototype frame. Wilson has been a ball magnet everywhere he's played — four interceptions at Houston, three more at Florida State — and his ability to read quarterbacks' eyes in off-coverage and jump routes is genuinely translatable. But at 5-10, 183 pounds with limited press ability and alarming run-defense grades, he's a specific-package player whose margin for error at the next level is razor-thin. The ceiling is a well-schemed nickel/dime contributor on a zone-heavy defense; the floor is a camp body whose physical limitations make him a liability outside of favorable matchups.

• 🧲Elite ball production: 7 interceptions across final two college seasons, including pick-sixes, with consistent forced incompletions
• 🧠Advanced zone coverage instincts — reads quarterback eyes, processes route combinations quickly, and triggers on the ball with anticipation beyond his physical tools
• +Football intelligence and scheme adaptability demonstrated across three different programs (Syracuse, Houston, FSU) with seamless transitions
• 💥Improved tackling reliability: significantly reduced missed tackle percentage from 2023 to 2024 per PFF data

• 🐍Severely undersized at 5-10, 183 lbs — low-percentile height, weight, and likely length for an NFL cornerback, limiting his press viability and matchup range
• 🪵Run defense is a significant liability: PFF run defense grade of 56.2 ranked 766th of 894 CBs in 2025, lacking the strength to shed blocks from slot receivers and tight ends
• 🔒Press coverage becomes grabby and penalty-prone when beaten; physical limitations prevent him from consistently disrupting releases at the line
• 🏎️Shorter stride length affects acceleration to top speed, creating vulnerability against burners who can stack him vertically