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Wohler

Wohler brings old-school toughness to the 2025 draft class with two seasons as Wisconsin’s starting strong safety and a team-high 120 tackles in 2023. A box safety through and through, Wohler is a wrap-up finisher who thrives in the alley, using excellent leverage, hand strikes, and physicality to bring down ball-carriers. While not a burner, he tested well with a 9.26 RAS, including a 4.57 forty and 6.72 three-cone, highlighting his balance of size (6’0”, 213 lbs), explosion, and short-area agility. However, Wohler is a one-speed mover who loses pursuit angles due to average range and burst. He’s best used near the line, where his hustle-based style generates volume tackles, but he struggles with fluidity and coverage depth. Short arms and limited ball production (0 INTs in 2024) cap his ceiling. Still, coaches rave about his leadership, and his special teams upside and instincts should secure him a Day 3 role as a backup strong safety.

Wohler (6'1/180) is a four-star player from the state of Wisconsin. Being that the Badgers are the best school in the area, it should be a no-brainer that Wohler ended up with Wisconsin. Wohler is a rangy safety who should be a cornerstone for the Badgers defense by 2022 or so. Including Wohler, Wisconsin now have eight players committed for the 2021 class so far.