Cornerbacks
#1 — Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame (6'2”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 31 tackles • 7 PBUs • 5 INT
Moore delivered elite ball production with 5 interceptions and 7 pass breakups, showing advanced instincts and route anticipation. His length and timing at the catch point consistently erased throwing windows. Strengths include length, ball skills, and high‑IQ coverage. Opportunities for improvement include adding strength and improving physicality in press.
#2 — Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama (6'0”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 39 tackles • 5 PBUs • 2 INT
Brown showed strong man‑coverage traits with 5 pass breakups and 2 interceptions. His fluid hips and recovery speed allowed him to stay in phase against vertical routes. Strengths include transitions, speed, and competitiveness. Opportunities for improvement include improving tackling consistency and play strength.
#3 — Ellis Robinson IV, CB, Georgia (6'1”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 20 tackles • 7 PBUs • 4 INT
Robinson flashed elite ball skills with 4 interceptions and 7 breakups. His length and instincts make him a natural playmaker in both man and zone. Strengths include anticipation, length, and high‑end upside. Opportunities for improvement include refining footwork and improving run support.
#4 — Ashton Hampton, CB, Clemson (6'1”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 45 tackles • 8 PBUs • 1 INT
Hampton showed strong zone awareness and timing, producing 8 breakups. His length and instincts allowed him to consistently disrupt passing lanes. Strengths include awareness, length, and tackling. Opportunities for improvement include improving long‑speed and press technique.
#5 — Zack Lutmer, CB, Iowa (6'2”, 195 lbs)
Stats: 71 tackles • 7 PBUs • 3 INT
Lutmer was one of the most productive corners in the country, combining physicality with ball skills. Strengths include tackling, instincts, and versatility. Opportunities for improvement include improving transitions in man coverage.
#6 — Brice Pollock, CB, Texas Tech (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 48 tackles • 7 PBUs • 5 INT
Pollock delivered elite production with 5 interceptions and 7 breakups. His closing burst and anticipation made him a high‑impact defender. Strengths include ball skills, range, and instincts. Opportunities for improvement include improving tackling consistency.
#7 — Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State (6'1”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 34 tackles • 11 PBUs • 2 INT
Jones delivered elite coverage disruption with 11 breakups. Strengths include length, physicality, and timing. Opportunities for improvement include improving long‑speed.
#8 — Jamari Sharpe, CB, Indiana (6'0”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 49 tackles • 5 PBUs • 1 INT
Sharpe showed strong coverage instincts and physicality. Strengths include awareness, tackling, and competitiveness. Opportunities for improvement include improving long‑speed and ball production.
#9 — Chris Peal, CB, Syracuse (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 43 tackles • 7 PBUs • 0 INT
Peal showed strong zone feel and closing burst. Strengths include instincts, tackling, and short‑area quickness. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball skills and deep‑route discipline.
#10 — Eli Bowen, CB, Oklahoma (5'10”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 24 tackles • 3 PBUs • 2 INT
Bowen showed strong instincts and quickness, producing 2 interceptions. Strengths include agility, route recognition, and competitiveness. Opportunities for improvement include size‑related matchups and strength.
#11 — Kayin Lee, CB, Tennessee (5'11”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 31 tackles • 4 PBUs • 1 INT
Lee showed strong man‑coverage traits and fluid transitions. Strengths include footwork, mirror ability, and instincts. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball production and tackling.
#12 — DJ McKinney, CB, Notre Dame (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 34 tackles • 5 PBUs • 1 INT
McKinney showed strong zone awareness and timing. Strengths include instincts, fluidity, and versatility. Opportunities for improvement include improving physicality and deep‑ball tracking.
#13 — Christian Gray, CB, Notre Dame (6'0”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 17 tackles • 10 PBUs • 2 INT
Gray produced elite coverage numbers with 10 breakups and 2 interceptions. Strengths include ball skills, length, and anticipation. Opportunities for improvement include improving tackling and strength.
#14 — Jermaine Mathews Jr., CB, Ohio State (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 26 tackles • 2 PBUs • 2 INT
Mathews showed strong man‑coverage upside and playmaking ability. Strengths include speed, fluidity, and instincts. Opportunities for improvement include improving tackling consistency.
#15 — Aaron Scott, CB, Oregon (6'0”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 28 tackles • 4 PBUs • 0 INT
Scott showed strong length and recovery speed. Strengths include size, athleticism, and upside. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball production.
#16 — Elijah Green, CB, Tulsa (6'1”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 59 tackles • 7 PBUs • 5 INT
Green was a high‑impact playmaker with 5 interceptions and 7 breakups. Strengths include instincts, range, and ball skills. Opportunities for improvement include improving tackling angles.
#17 — Quay’shed Scott, CB, Kentucky (6'0”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 39 tackles • 2 PBUs • 1 INT
Scott showed strong short‑area quickness and competitiveness. Strengths include agility, instincts, and toughness. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball production.
#18 — Jay’Vion Cole, CB, Arizona (6'0”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 23 tackles • 4 PBUs • 4 INT
Cole was a ball magnet with 4 interceptions and 4 breakups. His short‑area quickness and route recognition stood out. Strengths include instincts, burst, and playmaking. Opportunities for improvement include improving strength and handling bigger receivers.
#19 — DeShaun Lee, CB, Iowa (6'0”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 34 tackles • 6 PBUs • 2 INT
Lee showed strong zone instincts and ball skills. Strengths include awareness, tackling, and discipline. Opportunities for improvement include improving transitions in man coverage.
#20 — PJ Woodland, CB, LSU (5'11”, 180 lbs)
Stats: 38 tackles • 8 PBUs • 2 INT
Woodland showed strong man‑coverage traits and playmaking ability. Strengths include agility, transitions, and competitiveness. Opportunities for improvement include improving strength.
#21 — Ashton Stamps, CB, Arizona State (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 34 tackles • 5 PBUs • 0 INT
Stamps showed strong instincts and fluidity. Strengths include awareness, footwork, and versatility. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball production.
#22 — Elliott Washington, CB, Clemson (6'0”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 18 tackles • 3 PBUs • 1 INT
Washington flashed athletic upside and strong transitions. Strengths include speed, range, and competitiveness. Opportunities for improvement include improving physicality.
#23 — Dez Ricks, CB, Texas A&M (6'1”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 26 tackles • 5 PBUs • 0 INT
Ricks showed strong length and man‑coverage potential. Strengths include size, recovery speed, and upside. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball skills.
#24 — Smith Snowden, CB, Michigan (5'10”, 175 lbs)
Stats: 37 tackles • 9 PBUs • 2 INT
Snowden was highly productive with 9 breakups and 2 interceptions. Strengths include twitch, instincts, and playmaking. Opportunities for improvement include size‑related matchups.
#25 — Jyaire Hill, CB, Michigan (6'1”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 36 tackles • 5 PBUs • 1 INT
Hill showed strong length and fluidity. Strengths include transitions, size, and upside. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball production.
#26 — Judge Collier, CB, South Carolina (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 28 tackles • 1 PBU • 0 INT
Collier is a physical corner with strong tackling ability. Strengths include toughness and run support. Opportunities for improvement include improving coverage consistency.
#27 — A.J. Harris, CB, Indiana (6'2”, 195 lbs)
Stats: 33 tackles • 1 PBU • 0 INT
Harris brings elite size and length. Strengths include physicality and press potential. Opportunities for improvement include improving fluidity and ball skills.
#28 — Jontez Williams, CB, USC (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 15 tackles • 2 PBUs • 1 INT
Williams showed strong instincts and closing burst. Strengths include awareness and footwork. Opportunities for improvement include improving strength.
#29 — Zeke Berry, CB, Michigan (6'0”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 33 tackles • 10 PBUs • 1 INT
Berry delivered elite coverage disruption with 10 breakups. Strengths include instincts, range, and ball skills. Opportunities for improvement include improving tackling.
#30 — Bo Mascoe, CB, Texas (5'11”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 48 tackles • 4 PBUs • 1 INT
Mascoe showed strong tackling and zone awareness. Strengths include instincts and physicality. Opportunities for improvement include improving deep‑ball tracking.
#31 — Jay Crawford, CB, Ole Miss (6'0”, 185 lbs)
Stats: 15 tackles • 4 PBUs • 1 INT
Crawford showed strong competitiveness and timing. Strengths include toughness and instincts. Opportunities for improvement include improving transitions.
#32 — Jaheim Singletary, CB, Iowa State (6'2”, 190 lbs)
Stats: 21 tackles • 5 PBUs • 0 INT
Singletary brings elite length and upside. Strengths include size, physicality, and press potential. Opportunities for improvement include improving ball production.
#33 — Cormani McClain, CB, Florida (6'2”, 165 lbs)
Stats: 17 tackles • 1 PBU • 1 INT
McClain is a long, fluid corner with elite upside. Strengths include length, recovery speed, and ball skills. Opportunities for improvement include adding strength and improving tackling.