Kool-Aid McKinstry's Player Profile

Diante Lee - The Athletic - August 24th: "He has a lean frame, but his length helps him control receivers at the release point and the top of the route. As those 16 PBUs indicate, he was among the best in breaking up passes at the catch point. He’s willing and reliable enough to show up in run support, and his combination of tackling and coverage ability helps him avoid giving up explosive plays in the passing game."

Seth Trachtman - Yard Barker - August 25th: "He has good size and had 15 passes defensed for the Crimson Tide last season."

Matt Miller - ESPN - August 24th: "McKinstry is a smooth cover man with explosive closing speed when coming down to the ball. His 6-1, 195-pound frame allows him to lock down all types of receivers."

Charlie Campbell - Walter Football - August 20th: "The 6-foot-1, 188-pounder possesses, size, length and physicality. However, he is a press-man corner only and does not look like a good fit for a zone or off-man scheme."

Ian Cummings - Pro Football Network - July 25th: "Kool-Aid McKinstry is coming off a sophomore campaign that saw him rack up 15 pass deflections in coverage. He has length at 6’1?, 188 pounds, to start, but he’s legitimately a gnat with his short-range technique, twitch, burst, and precise, stifling physicality."

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