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  • CIN Cornerback #22
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    Bengals claimed CB Marco Wilson off waivers from New England.
    It’s the second waiver claim on Wilson in as many years, as the Patriots claimed him in the middle of last season from the Cardinals. Wilson has yet to deliver above a 61.2 PFF coverage grade in his four years in the NFL, but with DJ Turner (clavicle) down, the Bengals clearly needed depth at corner.
  • FA Cornerback #22
    Patriots waived CB Marco Wilson.
    Wilson played a season-low nine defensive snaps in the Patriots’ Week 11 loss to the Rams. The fourth-year corner was claimed off waivers by the Patriots last December and has played on 206 defensive snaps this season while earning a PFF coverage grade of 51.2. Wilson has 54 games of playing experience under his belt and has made 37 starts. It wouldn’t be surprising if he was picked up by another team in the coming days.
  • NE Defensive Back #20
    The Patriots claimed CB Marco Wilson off waivers from the Cardinals.
    The 2021 fourth-round pick was waived by the Cardinals earlier this year. The move was a bit of a surprise as Wilson started 11 games and appeared in all 15 before being cut. He has four pass breakups and 52 tackles this year. Wilson will look to make a good impression in New England to close out the year.
  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Cardinals DB Marco Wilson walked to the locker room in the fourth quarter of Week 16 against the Buccaneers.
    Wilson tallied two interceptions off of Tom Brady before walking under his own power to the locker room with members of the Arizona medical staff. His return is questionable.

  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Cardinals CB Marco Wilson (shoulder) has been ruled out for Week 17 against Dallas.
    The Cardinals will be without two of their top three corners with Robert Alford on IR. Cardinals FS Budda Baker (ribs) is questionable, leaving the secondary potentially down multiple starters. Wilson’s absence is an upgrade for Dak Prescott and the Dallas pass offense.

  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Cardinals CB Marco Wilson (shoulder) missed Wednesday and Thursday’s practices.
    Speaking Wednesday, coach Kliff Kingsbury said it “doesn’t look good” for the rookie starter’s odds of suiting up against Dallas. That’s a big deal with fellow starter Robert Alford on injured reserve. Alford has been sub-replacement level this season, but the Cardinals will be digging deeper than any team wants to on the depth front against a Cowboys passing attack that finally exploded in Week 16 vs. Washington.

  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Cardinals traded up with the Ravens to select Florida CB Marco Wilson with the No. 136 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.
    The Ravens sent the Cardinals the No. 136 and 210 picks, with the Ravens getting No. 160 and a 2022 fourth-rounder. Wilson (6'0/191) finished his Florida career best known for tossing a shoe that netted a game-changing penalty against LSU in 2020. Wilson was a longtime contributor for the Gators, however, and would have played a considerable amount in four consecutive seasons if not for a knee injury that sidelined him in 2018. As a player, Wilson’s stunning athleticism (4.35 40-yard dash, 6.80-second three cone, and above 90th-percentile jumps) and experience never quite matched the film. Wilson is often a tick slow coming out of breaks and driving to the ball, which seemed to be more an issue of eye discipline, trigger, and proper spacing. Wilson also does not excel as a press cornerback right now. More than anything, Wilson got by at UF with tremendous speed and the flexibility to play inside and out. Wilson is probably best in an off-man scheme but is a big gamble on athletic profile rather than film.

  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Florida redshirt junior DB Marco Wilson opted out of the Goodyear Cotton Bowl and declared for the NFL Draft.
    Wilson (6'1/191) is infamously known for his shoe-throwing incident in the waning moments of Florida’s loss to LSU. He opened the season as a starting outside corner opposite C.J. Williams, but moved the nickel spot in favor of Jaydon Hill. It was a better spot for him, as he is much more effective in read and react scenarios as opposed to straight man-to-man coverage. The move also allowed the redshirt junior to line up closer to the point of attack where his ability to bring pressure on blitzes can be utilized more often. Wilson is ranked in the 10-15 range of draft eligible corners.

  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Per the team’s official depth chart, Florida redshirt junior CB Marco Wilson is now starting at nickel cornerback.
    This feels less like a move that has to do with Wilson (6'1/191) and more like a move about getting the three best starting CBs on the field. Wilson has previously been starting outside with C.J. Williams playing the nickel/star spot, but the Gators are moving Jaydon Hill to a starting outside spot while sliding Wilson to the nickel. Wilson is still a fantastic cornerback, so moving him inside as opposed to the other two probably has more to do with his experience and flexibility. Look out for the Gators “new” secondary on Oct. 10 against Texas A&M.

  • CIN Cornerback #42
    Florida redshirt sophomore DB Marco Wilson announced that he will be returning to school for the 2020 season.
    Usually an overt announcement of return only happens with would-be seniors, but Wilson wanted to make things clear. Wilson, a 6-foot, 190-pound cornerback, has proven himself as one of Florida’s best pure coverage defenders. He excels in man coverage and did well in DC Todd Grantham’s aggressive scheme. Being as he isn’t a clear top-100 pick, though, it makes sense for Wilson to return for 2020 to try to boost his draft status. Wilson has two remaining years of eligibility.