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Roger McCreary

Detroit Lions
Pos CB
Updated August 24, 2026

Model Score

68.5 MODEL
2022
68.7
2023
71.1
2024
68.8
2025
68.5

How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →

Season Stats · 14 games

138th
INT
2112th
Pass Deflections
78.4%119th
Comp % Allowed
8.189th
Yds / Target
234th
TD Allowed
2387th
Solo Tackles

Draft & College

Round 2, pick 35 · Tennessee Titans · 2022
Auburn (SEC)
Taken
#35
where he actually went
Our college model
#11
among CB in our college data
In college · 2019-2021 · 34 games
6 INT, 31 pass breakups, 130 tackles, 10 TFL

Covers the college seasons in our data, which does not always reach back to a player's first year.

Comps

Overall match
size, testing and production, same career stage
Plays like
on-field production only
College career
his college career vs theirs

STM Take

2023 tier 5 (#40) STTM finish as a 35th overall 2nd-round pick plus three straight tier 8 finishes around it puts McCreary in the structural mid-prime journeyman CB class. The Auburn SEC 2nd-round origin plus four years of NFL development give him real college foundation. The 2026 question is whether McCreary holds tier 7-8 with the Rams or whether the role compresses to swing depth.

McCreary came out of Auburn as the Tennessee Titans' 2nd-round pick (35th overall) in 2022 after earning 2021 First-Team All-SEC honors. He spent three years with the Titans before signing with the Los Angeles Rams in 2025. His STTM career runs tier 8 (#80) rookie, tier 5 (#40) in 2023, tier 8 (#90) in 2024, and tier 8 (#102) in 2025.

Strengths

  • Auburn SEC 2021 First-Team All-SEC honors plus the 35th overall draft slot gives him real college foundation.
  • Four years of NFL survival as a 2nd-round pick across two systems gives him real veteran market value.

Concerns

  • Career STTM range mostly tier 8 across four years for a 35th overall pick confirms the structural ceiling has rarely climbed above rotational depth.
  • Los Angeles's broader defensive identity around the Aaron Donald-era transition compresses the structural support around McCreary.

What to watch: Whether McCreary holds tier 7 or better in 2026 with the Rams or whether the role compresses to swing depth.

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