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Meet 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Torian Roberts, CB, Princeton

Meet 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Torian Roberts, CB, Princeton
Meet Torian Roberts, a top cornerback prospect with unmatched athleticism and instincts for the 2027 NFL Draft.
  • Name: Torian Roberts
  • Position: Cornerback
  • College: Princeton University
  • Height: 5’11
  • Weight: 188
  • Twitter: TorianRoberts1
  • Instagram: torianroberts

What makes you a top prospect at your position in the 2027 NFL Draft? 

I have always played on both sides of the ball, so my understanding of offensive schemes directly translates to my ability to read plays and be instinctive on the field at cornerback. I study film nonstop to elevate my game and I force coaches to game plan against my style of play. Physically, I am one of the twitchiest and most athletic DBs a coach will come across, when I played Wide Receiver my number one goal was to have the best catch radius. I still have this ability. When a QB throws in my direction, this is a direct translation to what has led to many of my interceptions due to my ballhawking ability. 

Tell me about a time you faced adversity and how you responded?

During my Freshman spring, I was out for 6 month due to an unexpected head injury that could have potentially put me out for the entirety of my Sophomore year. Instead, I took the month that I had to prepare for the season to get back in-shape and I later was interception leader on my team as well as recognized for All-Ivy honors within the same year. 

What are your hobbies outside of football? 

Fishing, video games, pickup basketball & bowling.

What role do you see yourself playing at the next level? 

A lockdown physical cornerback with the ability to play on the outside or as a nickel that will make an impact in the run game. 

If you could donate to one cause in the world, what would it be?

I would donate to a Sturge-Weber Disease charity. My brother was born with a tumor behind his eye that caused him to lose his eyesight for life but he has still persevered through this and has never used it as an excuse to not be great. 

How do you handle coaching, especially criticism or being corrected repeatedly?

I love being coached hard and corrected. It has been the best way for me to elevate my game. I love a coach that will keep it real and honest with me while also pushing me to my limits because I believe every individual can go the extra mile and find ways to separate themselves from others. 

Who is the most underrated teammate at your school? 

Casey Etienne, Chance Arthur and Josh Robinson. 

If you could have dinner with three people, dead or alive, who would it be and why did you choose them? 

Barack Obama, Lebron James, & Kevin Hart. I chose these individuals because they have reshaped how people within the black community feel about running business and how we carry ourselves within the community. They are all strong-minded individuals with beautiful families and they are all recognized as one of the best individuals within their respective career fields. 

If you were benched tomorrow, what would be the most likely reason? 

I can’t say I have been put in a position like this before but I try to stay prepared everyday, I work hard, and I work well within my team’s scheme to stay on the field to make plays for my team. 

Walk me through your typical pre-game routine?

Noon Game:

  • 7am – wake up
  • 7:45 – Breakfast
  • 8:30 – Head to Locker Room
  • 9 to 10:30 – Stretch, warm-up, DB drills(work up a sweat and get loose)
  • 10:40 – Get Dressed for the game
  • 11:00 to 11:45 – Head back to the stadium for Team Warm-up
  • 11:50 – Snack/refuel, go over gameplan with coaches and get my mind right.
  • 11:55 – Walkout for game
  • 12pm – Make plays

What is your favorite snack food? 

Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwiches. 

What scheme do you feel you fit the best in? 

I am a guy that a coach can plug and play, I don’t need a specified scheme to make me a great player on the field. I have always strived to be a playmaker and make the most out of each play call and defensive package. 

What is your degree in? 

Economics

What would be the first thing you buy with your first NFL check? 

I feel the need to give back to my parents for everything they have given to me. So, a house and investing in their businesses would be number 1A/1B. 

Describe a time in a game where you feel you made a mistake, and explain how you bounced back?

I have been in a situation in the past where I was trying to be a superhero and cover the entire field instead of focusing on my particular job within coverage and our zone was taken advantage of. Despite this happening I finished the game with two interceptions that gave our team a chance to win the game. 

Name three songs, we can expect on your playlist?

  1. Feed The Streets – Rod Wave
  2. On One Tonight – Gunna
  3. Bruce Wayne – Youngboy


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