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Florida CB Devin Moore is another really intriguing prospect that is going a bit overlooked. 6’3 with easy speed to match receivers vertically; shows very impressive range in zone. His eye discipline and patience in press man was what stuck out the most. Like most taller corners, he does... show more

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