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CB Maxwell Hairston Thin-framed cornerback with a zone-first skill set, but flashes the footwork and traits to succeed in man coverage. Projects best in a zone-match or off-man scheme, with upside if he develops physically and becomes a consistent tackler vs run Strengths: •Zone Corner with Man Skills: Shows...

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