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Davison Igbinosun


NFL Draft Profile: Davison Igbinosun

Position: Cornerback | School: Ohio State (via Ole Miss) | Class: Senior

Height: 6'2" | Weight: 195 lbs | Archetype: Man / Zone Hybrid


College Career Summary

Davison Igbinosun finishes his college career as one of the most experienced and physically dominant boundary corners in the country. After a Freshman All-American season at Ole Miss, he transferred to Ohio State, where he started every single game over three seasons (including a 2024 National Championship run).

His 2025 senior campaign was his most refined. He earned First-Team All-Big Ten honors while reducing the "grabby" penalties that plagued his junior year. Igbinosun is a "blood and guts" defender—a rare cornerback who welcomes the physicality of the run game as much as the challenge of a vertical route. With over 50 career starts at two high-major programs, he is a battle-hardened prospect ready for immediate NFL volume.


Highlight Career Stats:

  • Games Played: 52 (Starts: 49)

  • Total Tackles: 184 (43 in 2025)

  • Interceptions: 4 (2 in 2025)

  • Pass Breakups (PD): 29 (8 in 2025)

  • Fumble Recoveries: 2


2025 Season Game-by-Game Grades

Opponent

Stats

Grade

Key Performance Note

vs. Texas

5 Tkl, 1 PD

A-

Physicality. Set the tone early against elite WR speed.

vs. Grambling St.

1 Tkl

B

Played limited snaps in a massive blowout.

vs. Ohio

3 Tkl

B

Technically sound; surrendered zero catches.

@ Washington

10 Tkl, 1 PD

A

Star Impact. Dominant in run support and screen bubbles.

vs. Minnesota

2 Tkl

B+

Erased the deep threat; disciplined in his drop.

@ Illinois

2 Tkl, 4 PD

A+

Season Best. Targeted 6 times, allowed 1 catch, 4 PBUs.

@ Wisconsin

3 Tkl

B

Solid in a shutout win; physical at the line.

vs. Penn State

3 Tkl

B+

Competitive in 1v1 matchups against physical receivers.

@ Purdue

2 Tkl, 2 PD

A-

Elite Ball Tracking on back-shoulder attempts.

vs. UCLA

1 Tkl

B

Quiet game due to lack of targets his way.

vs. Rutgers

1 Tkl, 1 PD

B+

Sticky in Man coverage; one key third-down stop.

@ Michigan

1 Tkl, 1 INT

A

Competitor. Game-changing INT in "The Game."

vs. Indiana (B1G)

3 Tkl, 1 INT

A-

One of the few bright spots in a narrow loss.

Scouting Report


Strengths

  • Elite Boundary Size: Standing 6'2" with long arms, he meets every physical threshold for an NFL starter. He uses his length to "swat" the ball even when trailing.

  • Violent Run Support: Igbinosun is a "tackling machine" for a cornerback. He plays with a High Motor, shedding blocks and driving through ball carriers like a linebacker.

  • Press-Man Specialty: He thrives in a receiver's face. His Press technique is disruptive, often rerouting receivers entirely within the first five yards.

  • Durable & Reliable: He hasn't missed a start in three years. His Stamina and Durability are top-tier for the position.


Weaknesses

  • Hip Fluidity: Being a taller, "high-cut" corner, he can be a second slow in lateral transitions. Twitchy slot receivers can beat him on "whip" or "out" routes.

  • Vertical Discipline: He has a tendency to get "handsy" at the top of routes when he feels a receiver stacking him. NFL refs will catch his jersey tugs.

  • Top-End Burn: While fast, he lacks "track star" recovery speed. If he loses his initial jam at the line, he can struggle to make up a two-yard gap.


Scheme Fit: Ideal Boundary Corner in a Cover 3 or Press-Man heavy defense (e.g., Jets, Raiders, or Seahawks).

NFL Comparison: Tyson Campbell (Jaguars) / Carlton Davis


Scout’s Final Word & Projection


Intangibles: 19/20 | Physical Tools: 20/20 | Attributes: 18/20 | Athleticism: 16/20 | IQ: 18/20

Final Grade: 91/100


Davison Igbinosun is a "warrior" corner. He doesn't have the 4.2 speed of some of the "finesse" prospects, but he brings a level of physicality and alpha-mentality that many NFL coordinators crave. His 2025 tape showed a player who has mastered the mental aspect of the Big Ten, and his 2024 Championship experience is invaluable. He is a high-floor starter who will improve a team’s run defense and perimeter physicality from Day 1.

Draft Projection: Late 1st Round - Early 2nd Round

 
 
 

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