Scouting Journals for Quency Wiggins

Sports one of the very best frames in the 2022 cycle at near 6-foot-6, 275-pounds with an otherworldly 85-inch wingspan. Started playing varsity football as a junior after primarily focusing on basketball. Looks strong without having years in the weight room under his belt. More of a high-upside, physical prospect than a great player at this time. Performed very well at college camps prior to his senior season, giving some top offensive linemen trouble in 1-on-1 drills. Raw in terms of seeing the game and reacting on the field at times. Will need to improve his first step off the snap. Despite that, his strength, length and agility at his size allows for playmaking. Long arms allow for disengagement from FBS level linemen. Has pursuit ability due to his quickness and stride. Displays physicality at times lacks consistency in that regard.

Quency Wiggins immediately jumped out facing off against St. Thomas More and LSU quarterback commit Walker Howard. He's a large defensive lineman who looks all of 6-foot-6 and 265 pounds with outstanding length. Wiggins beat a double team for a sack, batted a pass and had several hurries. The STM offense was able to neutralize him a bit with tempo and quick game. Wiggins is still developing – there's room for improvement with his technique and finishing. Still, he looks improved from last fall.