He comes with injury risk, but Florida cornerback Devin Moore has the upside to be a starting

cornerback for the Green Bay Packers.

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Another corner on Goody's Guys here as we work our way through this 2026 draft class.

This time, Florida cornerback

Devin Moore so what does he do well where can he improve and how does he fit in with the

Green Bay Packers let's start with the player a four-year player at the University of

Florida so start right there that's a good place to start from, right?

He's 6.3, 198. This guy is huge. And even at 198, he looks skinny because he's 6.3, and he's

got long arms. 60th percentile arm length. He 4-5 flat at 198 that's pretty good it's not ideal you'd like to be in the 4-4s as a corner but in a quarter system i think that is more than good enough um 2025 was really his first and only healthy season.

He is, as my pal Brandon Olson from Lockdown Gators told me when I was talking to him about

the player, made of glass.

And if he weren't made of glass, he would probably be going in the top 50.

Like that's legitimately where the expectations for that.

They love Devin Moore in Gainesville.

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