Malik Muhammad's Stock Rising for NFL Draft

It's March 22nd.

I'm Corey with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing.

With the NFL draft just over one month away, former Texas Longhorn's defensive back,

Malik Muhammad, is turning heads as teens build their boards for.

Defensive help.

The 20-something standout from Texas had a strong college career and now has suitors lining

up across the league.

Earlier this week, reports surfaced that the Washington commanders held a virtual meeting

with Muhammad, building on their chat at the senior bowl.

This interest makes sense after his solid play last season, as team scout players who can

step in and contribute right away.

Muhammad racked up 98 tackles, 16 past afflictions, and three interceptions during his time in

Austin, including a career high too.

Picks in his final year, he battled top college wide receivers and held his own in Steve

Sarkeesian scheme, proving his value on the back end.

He's also met with the Carolina Panthers, Norland Saints, and Buffalo Bills, with more

teams likely to reach out.

Scout see him as a mid to late round pick, who fits well in the right defensive system.

As the draft nears, Muhammad stock could rise further, setting him up for a real shot

at a starting role in a solid pro career, no matter where he lands.