Player comparison

Elijah Green

Dean Kindig

2nd-highest solos per game career. Zone corner with great play recognition and pursuit. Play Recognition is on the way to elite. Hank: "Fluid mover with great ball skills he has the size to stick on the boundary". Front offices are highly intrigued by his athletic profile. Green was an Oklahoma high school state champion in the 400 meters (48.72 seconds) and ran a wind-aided 21.81-second 200-meter dash. That track speed translates directly onto football tape, where he shows excellent recovery burst on the boundary. He possesses the ideal long-limbed build that NFL teams require for boundary cornerbacks who can press and disrupt catch windows. Rob__Paul: "Long and physical corner with great eyes/instincts + reaction speed. Green was top 20 nationally in forced incompletions last season (11)."

Eli Bowen

Dean Kindig

Bills scouts saw both his INTs in 2025 (Bama, Mizz), Bama's being an 87-yard pick six. Developed under new Bills cornerbacks coach Jay Valai, who served as Oklahoma's co-defensive coordinator and cornerbacks coach. 2025 (OKLAHOMA): Earned All-SEC Third Team honors by the league's coaches. Started each of the last nine games at cornerback. Missed the first four contests with injury. Totaled 24 tackles, two interceptions (totaling 100 return yards) and four pass breakups. Made an interception (returned 13 yards) vs. Missouri (11/22). Named Thorpe Award National DB of the Week and SEC Defensive Player of the Week after returning an interception 87 yards for a TD and notching a season-high five tackles (all solo) at Alabama (11/15). Registered two tackles and one pass breakup vs. Ole Miss (10/25). Tallied three solo tackles vs. Texas (10/11). 2024 (OKLAHOMA): Named to SEC Fall Academic and First-Year honor rolls. An ESPN Freshman All-American. Played in 11 games and made eight starts at cornerback. Started each of last eight games.