Verrett shined in 2015, emerging as one of the top cornerbacks in the NFL. He led the Bolts with three interceptions and 11 passes defensed while also adding 47 tackles and two tackles for loss. Verrett notched his first career pick-six on Monday Night Football against the Chicago Bears when he intercepted Jay Cutler and ran it back 68 yards up the left sideline. His diving pick off Alex Smith ended the quarterback's streak of 312 passes without an interception, the second longest in NFL history.

Number 22 went toe-to-toe against some of the game's premiere wide receivers all year. More often than not, he came out on top against the likes of Antonio Brown, A.J. Green, Golden Tate, Steve Smith, Sr., Jeremy Maclin, Emanuel Sanders, Amari Cooper and Alshon Jeffery. As a result, he was named the Chargers' Defensive Player of the Year.

Very few are lucky enough to ever make it to the NFL, and an even smaller percentage get the chance to play in the Pro Bowl. Verrett is fully away what this honor means. While he plans to appreciate every moment, it also motivates him to reach new heights going forward.

"It hasn't sunk in too much that I am Pro Bowler just yet, but that is why I play this game: to be one of the best. Right now it's happening that way, and I want to keep things going that route. I'm definitely soaking it all in."