The cover corner has become a premium position in the NFL, as the Jets' recent trade of Darrelle Revis to Tampa Bay clearly demonstrates. Teams have to be able to cover four and fivewide receiver sets, and they need corners to do it.Dee Milliner, Alabama Not quite Patrick Peterson physically, but Milliner is another SEC monster with elite speed who can press cover and support the run (54 tackles last season).
Xavier Rhodes, Florida State cheap nike tns uk Rhodes started 38 games in his career, and at 6foot2, he possesses excellent size and athletic ability. Per ESPN Insider, Rhodes was targeted 31 times and gave up 122 total yards (3.6 YPA) last year.Johnathan Banks, Mississippi State Maybe the best corner, valuewise, Banks had 11.5 tackles for a nike air max ltd 2 uk loss, three sacks and three forced fumbles last season in the rugged SEC. He may even shift to safety at some point down the line, as he has awesome ball skills and can really make a play.
Tyrann Mathieu, LSU Don't forget about Mathieu. The marijuana and alcohol use has to be a concern, but in terms cheap nike air max 95 of sheer talent, particularly his potential to make a big play in the return game, he's worth a shot on Day Two.Khaseem Greene, Rutgers Less heralded than Jones but remarkably productive, Greene was the combine's top performer in the 20yard shuttle and 60yard shuttle. Greene amassed nearly 400 tackles during his career and earned Big East Defensive Player of the Year honors two years running.Barkevious Mingo, LSU This sensational, pure athlete could be the next DeMarcus Ware. He can really rush the passer and, as he increases his strength, he should also be a matchup nightmare on the edge.
Arthur Brown, Kansas State Would be surefire first rounder in most drafts because he's durable and such a surehanded tackler.Like the running back, inside linebacker has lost some luster in the NFL as the league shifts increasingly to a spread attack. But he is still the quarterback of your defense, and San Francisco's Patrick Willis, for example, demonstrates precisely why the position still has tangible value.Alec Ogletree, Georgia A converted safety whose 4.55 speed allows him to track down just about everybody on a football field. Ogletree's two drawbacks are that his instincts as a linebacker are not the sharpest, and that he comes with baggage: He drew a fourgame suspension for a failed drug test before the 2012 season, followed by a DUI arrest in February.Manti Te'o, Notre Dame Offthefield issues do not mitigate the remarkable fouryear production from the former top high school recruit in America.Kevin Minter, LSU He's been overshadowed a bit by Mingo but he's a great football player in his own right. Minter, just a junior, can really run and may have the best instincts of any linebacker in the draft.
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