As USC’s do-everything defender, Cravens earned high praise for his versatility and strong football IQ. But with the NFL being much more specialized, his draft position remains unclear going into next week’s NFL Combine.
What did he do at USC?
Quite simply, Cravens was USC’s most valuable player on defense over the course of his three years in college football. With a depleted linebacker corps, a secondary that was seemingly always in flux, and a defensive line that included two years of Leonard Williams drawing double teams, Cravens had to face it all.
He did it by finishing with 207 tackles, 34.