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Cornerback

Davison Igbinosun

Grade75 /100
Pos Rank9
OVR Rank86
School
OSU

Experience

Played56
Started52

POSITION STATS LAST SEASON

INTs
2
PBU
6
Tackles
52
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Position-Specific Grades

COMBINE RESULTS

Height
6' 2 1/8"
Weight
189lbs
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ARM
32 7/8"
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HAND
9 1/8"
40-Yard Dash
4.45sec
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10-Yard Split
1.58sec
Broad Jump
10' 0"

The Takeaway

The Player 

Igbinosun is an experienced Big Ten corner with a great blend of size, length, and speed.

He has a high ceiling as a press corner and can reroute receivers, making it difficult for them to get off the line of scrimmage. He can plant and break on the ball in off coverage and sift through route combinations. He’s fluid for a taller corner, and he has some experience lining up over the slot. He isn’t a ball hawk, but he intercepted four passes over the past two seasons, and he flashes above-average ball skills. He’s competitive in 50-50 situations and flashes the ability to turn and locate the ball downfield.

His physical style of play remains a concern. He cut down his penalties from 16 in 2024 to five in 2025, but he is grabby and could have easily been flagged more last season based on the tape. He plays with an edge and fights to get off blocks. He misses the occasional tackle, but he’s willing to square up and stick his face in the fan as a tackler. He started all 43 games for Ohio State over the past three seasons, and he started 10 games at Ole Miss as a freshman.

The Draft

Igbinosun is a potential top-10 corner and top-100 overall prospect. Three Ohio State defensive backs were drafted last year, and three Ohio State defensive backs were invited to the combine this year.

The Projection

Igbinosun is more experienced and polished than 2022 seventh-round pick Jaylen Watson was coming out of Washington State, but their frames, length, speed, and physical style of play are similar. Watson has developed into an effective starter and signed a three-year deal with the Rams in the offseason.