Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft
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*Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Prospects
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*Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Class
A true lockdown corner, capable of covering elite receivers without help from a safety, changes everything for a defense. That’s why the top four players here received first-round grades; the fifth could easily hear his name called on Thursday night depending on how the draft unfolds.
This class of corners appears to have one sure-thing star, but several others have a chance to reach that ceiling. NFL defensive coordinators are increasingly relying on nickel and dime packages, and covet versatile players who can deftly switch between man and zone coverages or step inside to cover the slot. Deception is everything in the NFL, and that requires having smart corners who can adapt on the fly.
Here’s a look at the best of this year’s class.
The Green Bay Packers have invested a lot of draft picks at cornerback over the years but could need someone to fill the slot. Terrell, Clemson (6-foot-1 1/8, 195; 4.42 40): Terrell. My latest 2020 NFL mock draft has five cornerbacks selected in Round 1 and there are 10 to 12 that could be off the board by the end of Round 2. Going back to 2014, Ohio State has had five first. 2020 NFL Draft 2020 NFL Draft: Dream Fits for Each NFL Team. Most draft analysts list Okudah as the top cornerback. He could develop into one of the best slot cover men in the game.1. Jeffrey Okudah, Ohio State
Okudah is in a class of his own. He’s the best corner prospect I’ve watched since Jalen Ramsey. In fact, that’s my comp for the Ohio State star. He’s got everything teams look for in a No. 1 corner: Size, speed, agility, instincts and the mentality all great corners have. On top of the coverage ability, Okudah isn’t afraid to make a tackle. Having a lockdown guy like this on the roster makes game-planning so much easier.
Grade: Early 1st Round2. Kristian Fulton, LSU
It’s not going to be hard for NFL teams to project how Fulton will fare in a pro defense. LSU took a pro-style approach to coverage during Fulton’s career, routinely asking him to play press-man coverage with no safety help over the top. And he did it against the nation’s best receivers. As good as Fulton is in man coverage, he might be better in zone. That versatility should get him drafted early on Day 1.
Grade: Early 1st Round3. C.J. Henderson, Florida
There has been speculation that Henderson has leapfrogged Okudah on some teams’ draft boards, but it’s hard to justify that based on his 2019 film. He took a step back after a phenomenal 2018 season. Henderson’s movement skills were still there, but lapses in concentration got him beat downfield on several occasions. My biggest concern with the Florida star? He’s not a physical corner and could get beat up by true No. 1 receivers. He might be a top-end No. 2 two rather than a centerpiece for a defensive secondary.
Grade: Late 1st Round4. Jeff Gladney, TCU
Gladney is a play-maker. Does that mentality get him into trouble sometimes? Sure, but the positive plays outweigh the negatives. In TCU’s defense, he was asked to play in a variety of coverages. He played press man, he played zone from deeper alignments and he made plays no matter what he was asked to do. Gladney’s risk-taking might scare some teams off, but there’s no doubt he’ll be a useful NFL player, if not a star.
Grade: Late 1st Round5. Jaylon Johnson, UtahBest Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Prospects
Johnson is an ideal No. 2 corner for an NFL defense. He’s a physical dude who understands how offenses want to attack. He may not have the agility to stick with the top receivers in one-on-one coverage, but if you have a lockdown guy on the other side of him, Johnson is going to make a lot of plays. The only question is whether Johnson’s physicality will translate to the next level because he is a bit undersized.Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Rankings
Grade: Mid 2nd RoundBest Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft PicksFive more prospects to keep an eye on…Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Class
6. Trevon Diggs, Alabama7. Cameron Dantzler, Mississippi State8. Bryce Hall, Virginia9. Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech10. A.J. Terrell, Clemson
More 2020 NFL Draft Rankings:Quarterback | Running Back | Wide Receiver | Tight End | Offensive Tackle | Interior OL | Edge Rusher | Defensive Tackle | Linebacker | Safety
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*Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Prospects
*Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Rankings
*Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Picks
*Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Class
A true lockdown corner, capable of covering elite receivers without help from a safety, changes everything for a defense. That’s why the top four players here received first-round grades; the fifth could easily hear his name called on Thursday night depending on how the draft unfolds.
This class of corners appears to have one sure-thing star, but several others have a chance to reach that ceiling. NFL defensive coordinators are increasingly relying on nickel and dime packages, and covet versatile players who can deftly switch between man and zone coverages or step inside to cover the slot. Deception is everything in the NFL, and that requires having smart corners who can adapt on the fly.
Here’s a look at the best of this year’s class.
The Green Bay Packers have invested a lot of draft picks at cornerback over the years but could need someone to fill the slot. Terrell, Clemson (6-foot-1 1/8, 195; 4.42 40): Terrell. My latest 2020 NFL mock draft has five cornerbacks selected in Round 1 and there are 10 to 12 that could be off the board by the end of Round 2. Going back to 2014, Ohio State has had five first. 2020 NFL Draft 2020 NFL Draft: Dream Fits for Each NFL Team. Most draft analysts list Okudah as the top cornerback. He could develop into one of the best slot cover men in the game.1. Jeffrey Okudah, Ohio State
Okudah is in a class of his own. He’s the best corner prospect I’ve watched since Jalen Ramsey. In fact, that’s my comp for the Ohio State star. He’s got everything teams look for in a No. 1 corner: Size, speed, agility, instincts and the mentality all great corners have. On top of the coverage ability, Okudah isn’t afraid to make a tackle. Having a lockdown guy like this on the roster makes game-planning so much easier.
Grade: Early 1st Round2. Kristian Fulton, LSU
It’s not going to be hard for NFL teams to project how Fulton will fare in a pro defense. LSU took a pro-style approach to coverage during Fulton’s career, routinely asking him to play press-man coverage with no safety help over the top. And he did it against the nation’s best receivers. As good as Fulton is in man coverage, he might be better in zone. That versatility should get him drafted early on Day 1.
Grade: Early 1st Round3. C.J. Henderson, Florida
There has been speculation that Henderson has leapfrogged Okudah on some teams’ draft boards, but it’s hard to justify that based on his 2019 film. He took a step back after a phenomenal 2018 season. Henderson’s movement skills were still there, but lapses in concentration got him beat downfield on several occasions. My biggest concern with the Florida star? He’s not a physical corner and could get beat up by true No. 1 receivers. He might be a top-end No. 2 two rather than a centerpiece for a defensive secondary.
Grade: Late 1st Round4. Jeff Gladney, TCU
Gladney is a play-maker. Does that mentality get him into trouble sometimes? Sure, but the positive plays outweigh the negatives. In TCU’s defense, he was asked to play in a variety of coverages. He played press man, he played zone from deeper alignments and he made plays no matter what he was asked to do. Gladney’s risk-taking might scare some teams off, but there’s no doubt he’ll be a useful NFL player, if not a star.
Grade: Late 1st Round5. Jaylon Johnson, UtahBest Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Prospects
Johnson is an ideal No. 2 corner for an NFL defense. He’s a physical dude who understands how offenses want to attack. He may not have the agility to stick with the top receivers in one-on-one coverage, but if you have a lockdown guy on the other side of him, Johnson is going to make a lot of plays. The only question is whether Johnson’s physicality will translate to the next level because he is a bit undersized.Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Rankings
Grade: Mid 2nd RoundBest Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft PicksFive more prospects to keep an eye on…Best Slot Cornerbacks 2020 Draft Class
6. Trevon Diggs, Alabama7. Cameron Dantzler, Mississippi State8. Bryce Hall, Virginia9. Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech10. A.J. Terrell, Clemson
More 2020 NFL Draft Rankings:Quarterback | Running Back | Wide Receiver | Tight End | Offensive Tackle | Interior OL | Edge Rusher | Defensive Tackle | Linebacker | Safety
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