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McCray

McCray led the FCS Southern Conference in interceptions each of the past two years. His speed doesn’t jump off the page (4.54 40-yard dash), but he’s an excellent ballhawker with long arms (33-7/8 inches). He’ll look to make the Jags as a special teamer.

McCray (6-foot-1, 187) paced the Southern Conference in interceptions as both a junior (5) and senior (4), earning second-team All-American honors in the FCS last season. He possesses long arms (33 7/8") and ran 4.54 at the Combine with a 36-inch vertical. With ballhawking ability and plus length and athleticism, McCray offers starting potential down the road. The Jags have now taken two safeties and two corners in this draft.

McCray was shredded as a 12-game starter in 2014, and barely played last year. Evans played at UCLA and is a former late-round draft pick of the Jets.

A 2013 seventh-round pick of the Jaguars, McCray appeared in at least 14 games each of his first three years in the league before spending 2016 on the street. A big (6-foot-2) corner, he’ll get a shot in Seattle.

McCray, the 210th pick in last year’s draft, played just 96 snaps on defense last season, and 67 of them came in a Week 3 start against the Seahawks. He has good length at 6'0/185 and solid ball skills; he led the FCS Southern Conference in interceptions in 2011 and 2012. We don’t envision McCray beating out Alan Ball or Dwayne Gratz for a starting job, but he could be a solid No. 4.