Photo by Leon Neuschwander - The Oregonian

Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'2"	193 lbs.	32 1/2"	9 5/8"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

Games	Tackles	Tackles for Loss	Sacks	Pass defended	Interceptions	Forced Fumbles	Touchdowns
26	91	2.5	1.0	17	4	1	0.0

Pros

• Great size and length for the position.

• Good pop off the line in press coverage to force receiver to make a move early.

 

• Sticks to receiver well in press down field without getting overly aggressive.

 

• Good at forcing receiver to boundary line where his size and length allow him bat away passes on contested catches.

 

• Plays off man with great focus on receiver and quarterback.

 

• Route recognition is excellent and helps limit potential mistakes on the field.

 

• Matches up well against bigger receivers.

 

• Great ball skills are evident when he high points passes to make a play.

 

• Accuracy when punching football out of receivers hands is consistently great.

 

• Good explosiveness in his lower half combined with size makes him a challenging corner to go against on jump balls.

 

• Great production at Oregon State in rather short period of time.

• Production in short period indicates very high football IQ and accelerated developmental curve in NFL.

 

• Shadowed USC's Jordan Addison in 2022 and blanketed him very well.

 

• Great competitive nature on the field.

Cons

• Size and frame limit ability to change direction quickly, opening opportunities on route breaks for quarterbacks to throw the ball.

• Average athleticism on tape with no pro day or combine numbers to show otherwise.

• Top end speed is lacking.

• Can be too lackadaisical in his technique at times.


• Needs to do a better job of wrapping up when making tackles.

• Tackling angles must improve.

• Can get grabby in his press coverage at the top of routes.

• Can give up too much room in off-man coverage, leaving vulnerable underneath.

• Lacks positional versatility.

Overview

Rejzohn Wright hasn't played a great deal of college football but in his limited experience he has shown that he can adapt and make great strides against tough competition. His size and length for the position are great and he knows how to play to his strengths on the field which is why he played so well against one of the premier receivers in this draft in Jordan Addison. His high football IQ and competitive have won him a considerable amount of battles as well and defensive coordinators looking for a press-man corner. He has had issues covering shiftier receivers despite winning the matchup against Addison in 2022 and it will take time on and off the field to improve his technical flaws and footwork. He's a Day 2 prospect that has upside of being a starting outside cornerback early in his career.