Technical in press coverage with the versatility to play both out wide and in the slot, Pritchett has plus ball-hawking skills with 29 pass breakups over his collegiate tenure. He also allowed less than 50% reception rate in back-to-back seasons in the SEC, with only one touchdown in coverage each year. The Jackson, AL product (6’0/190) offers elite 4.36s (97th percentile) 40-yard dash speed (94th%) and a 1.55s 10-yd split (79th%), but his jumps and 7.09s 3-Cone were all sub-50th percentile, adding up to a 7.79 RAS. Pritchett has good functional length with a 74 ⅞’ wingspan, though his turn/backpedal and downfield ball tracking has been a pain point in his coverage profile. Although he is comfortable in man/press coverage he has lapses in zone coverage as his spot awareness can be…spotty. Pritchett is a speedy coverage-oriented DB whose lack of physicality in run support (50th percentile last two years) could limit him to rotational nickel work in the NFL.