Published Mar 8, 2022
NFL Draft 2022: Collin Wilder on Pro Day training, Wisconsin career
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Jake Kocorowski  •  BadgerBlitz
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Collin Wilder's journey to Wisconsin started as a former walk-on transfer from Houston who emerged as a big-time contributor and starter on the Badgers' standout defense. Now, he takes aim at the next level and a spot in the NFL.

The Texas native spoke with BadgerBlitz.com on Sunday about a variety of topics. They include the following:

*His health and being fully cleared after the injury suffered against Minnesota

*His training routine at NX Level, and living with trainer Brad Arnett in Waukesha

*The reaction of his teammate, walk-on safety Owen Arnett, to living with his parents

*What gains he has made since the beginning of training and the end of his Wisconsin career

*Who he's spoken with and reached out to regarding advice in training and preparation for Pro Day

*Reflecting upon his Wisconsin career from walk-on transfer to starter and all-Big Ten honorable mention

*Who's next to step up in the UW safety room in 2022

*Breakout players on offense and defense for Wisconsin in 2022

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Be sure to check out BadgerBlitz.com's other recent interviews with former Wisconsin players as they embark on their journey towards the professional game:

*Safety Scott Nelson

*Inside linebacker Leo Chenal

*Inside linebacker Jack Sanborn

*Fullback John Chenal

*Offensive lineman Josh Seltzner

*Cornerback Faion Hicks

*Wide receiver Kendric Pryor

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