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Strengths

• Range: Starks is a versatile safety that can do a little bit of everything, including playing over the top. Starks doesn't have any limitations when it comes to range, as he can cross the field with ease..
• Versatility: If you want Starks to do it, he certainly can. The Bulldogs trusted him in the box (178 snaps), slot corner (225 snaps), outside corner (5 snap), and free safety (349 snaps). He has the athleticism and ball skills to even play on the outside if needed, but the versatility Starks possesses is next-level.
• Fluidity: When you watch Starks move, it's incredibly fluid and easy on the eyes. He flips his hips smoothly and 
• Tackling: When Starks is in a position to get players down in the open field, he does a great job in doing so by maneuvering around defenders while absorbing and bouncing off.

Weaknesses

• Man Coverage: Starks can do a little bit of everything but he can get exposed in man coverage. Receivers turned him around when he's playing in the slot and get quick receptoins with YAC opportunities.
• Tackling Assertiveness: Traditionally, safeties will run through ball carriers to bring them down. Starks is a little bit hesitant when it comes to tackling, preferring to absorb the contact rather than be the aggressor.

Overview

Starks is a great prospect that can do a little bit of everything for you. If you want a guy to play in the slot, the box, or deep, he can do just that. His five-star status coming out of high school and lived up to that over his career.

Defensive coordinator Brian Flores would do just that with Starks, using him just about everywhere to maximize his defense. Starks wouldn't just be a safety, he'd be a true difference-maker on all three levels. Don't let the selection of Lewis Cine hinder your ability to consider Starks, as he's an excellent prospect.