Nate Wiggins adds second-year upside to Baltimore’s corner depth, potentially expanding Humphrey’s side and offering more rotational coverage and ball skills, which could lift the entire secondary’s turnover potential.

Nate Wiggins, a rookie with six collegiate interceptions and 13 career PBUs, slots into Baltimore’s secondary as a dynamic playmaking presence. If he translates college success to the NFL, Wiggins could form a high-upside safety-pair with Hamilton, facilitating big plays and improved pass defense for the Ravens. His early-career potential is a key fantasy angle as Baltimore’s defense leans into youthful upside.

Nate Wiggins, Clemson alum, is harnessing Hopkins’ guidance to accelerate development in Baltimore’s corner rotation, pushing Humphrey and Alexander while expanding the team’s ceiling in Week 1 against Buffalo.

Wiggins appears as a depth corner in camp battles, with the host noting challenges and flashes. In fantasy terms, his impact is mostly defensive-depth and development-driven; if he wins a starting role or makes a steady impact, Baltimore’s corners could push the defense into streaming-friendly territory later in the season.

Nate Wiggins, 21, Georgia rookie corner, arrived with ball-skills and playmaking flair. In Baltimore, he competes for starting reps, brings speed and length, and could anchor a developing secondary if he transitions smoothly from college to NFL cover schemes.