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Rating: 79.17 (Reserve/backup)

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Summary

Andrew Mukuba is an experienced, consistent and productive player who elevated his play in the postseason. He has excellent range and ball-hawking skills and is no slouch in run support despite a slighter frame. He’s not afraid to lower the boom in run support and plays with high intelligence.

About

2021 (at Clemson): Freshman All-American and ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year; also became the first Clemson freshman to start the season opener since freshmen were eligible to play in 1973
2024 (at Texas): Third-team All-SEC after setting career highs with 69 tackles, 11 passes defensed and a team-leading five interceptions

Strengths

Excellent range and spatial awareness and the ability to track and play the ball in the air
Instinctive player and playmaker with a ton of reps and production over his career on a big stage
Experience and ability to adapt and thrive in multiple defensive schemes

Weaknesses