Good size and speed but a scouting report filled with ball-skill concerns. Darby's deep-ball production is unquestioned, but he's one of the rare prospects who can look very good or very bad when tracking throws down the field. His top-end speed will create cushions and open up some intermediate throws for him, but the route-running still needs work. The biggest concern is that he really struggles to secure throws outside his frame. Catching the football is the name of the game, so the speed might land him on a roster, but he needs to improve his basic ball skills to stick around.
Came into Arizona State as a highly regarded safety, but played in only one game last season after losing his starting job and being suspended by the team before he opted out. While NFL teams might end up having major concerns regarding character, concerns over mental mistakes and man coverage inconsistencies should be concerning, too. Crosswell might have to try to make a team as an undrafted free agent.