Ephesians Prysock, Washington Huskies, CB - News, Stats, Bio

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Summary

Ephesians Prysock is a towering cornerback who uses his rare length and long-striding speed to blanket receivers on vertical routes. A consistent starter across multiple major programs, he fits best in schemes that allow him to use his reach to disrupt passing lanes and close on the ball. His disciplined approach and route anticipation make him a strong fit for zone-heavy or man-match systems.

About

2025: Honorable mention All-Big Ten
Career: 42 starts (26 at Washington, 16 at Arizona)

Strengths

Outstanding length and reach to disrupt back-shoulder throws and high-point passes.
Fluid hips for his size, mirroring effectively at the line of scrimmage.
Prototypical Cover 2 traits with the ability to defend multiple levels.

Weaknesses

Can struggle with suddenness when transitioning out of his backpedal.
Can be outmuscled by physical receivers at the catch point.
Below-average lateral twitch, making him more effective in straight-line movement.

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