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Packers Host FCS Cornerback Demmings

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Charles Demmings, a small-school cornerback from Stephen F. Austin, is visiting the Green Bay Packers. Despite a rocky start, he became a three-year starter, showcasing impressive speed and agility at the combine. Scouts see potential in his ball skills and man coverage, making him a strong contender for a depth role or special teams position. The Packers may snatch him up in the fifth round.

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Packers Host FCS Cornerback Demmings

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Packers Host FCS Cornerback Demmings. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd, NFL News Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Green Bay Packers are bringing in Stephen F. Austin cornerback Charles Demings for a pre-draft visit, one of just five teams hosting him. Packers love these visits, especially on draft day since the pandemic hit. Demings took a unique path, sitting out high school football after his freshman year, until a shortened senior season messed with recruiting. That lack of tape and fewer scholarships sent him to an FCS program. He stuck it out as a three-year starter, even passing on transfer offers to repay the school that believed in him first. At the combine, this six-foot-one, 193-pound athlete blazed the 4.4 140 yard dash and leaped 41 inches, vertical. He's sitting around 180th on draft boards, eyeing a fifth round spot, scouts see solid ball skills and man coverage that could carve him a depth role or special team's gunner gig, making him the top small school corner. Ahead of most FCS peers, Packers might grab that upside-come draft time.

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