About half of the league hasn't even signed a single one of their incoming rookies with just days until training camp starts. Scott (5'9/185) started all 30 games he played in the B1G, primarily lining up along the perimeter and bouncing inside when the Spartans rotated to nickel packages. Scott allowed one catch or fewer in nearly half his games as a true 'island' corner, finishing with 32 passes defended on the 133 targets he faced in coverage. Scott's limited length (29 3/8" arms) will be an issue against NFL competition — it was against elite collegiate athletes — but his ability to glide in any man-coverage scheme should get him on the field in at least a limited capacity early in his career.