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Cornerbacks

#1 — Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame (6'2”, 180 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - Moore was outstanding. He played with stickiness, toughness, and simply eliminated whomever he covered all game. He ended upp with 5 solo stops.

#2 — Ashton Hampton, CB, Clemson (6'1”, 190 lbs)

9/5 - (LSU) - Hampton looked the part on many plays, showed the ability to stay with his man on short and vertical routes. However, he was beat badly on a deep crosser for 32 yards, allowing too much cushion and lacking the speed to stay on his man. For a player that many have touted as a Round-1 prospect, this created some concern.

#3 — Ellis Robinson IV, CB, Georgia (6'1”, 190 lbs)

#4 — Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State (6'1”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Minnesota) - Jones had a terrific game. He provided very sticky coverage, allowed his man little to no separation. When tested, he contested the ball well, forced incompletions. Even when allowing a few catches, his coverage was tight against excellent passes by Lindsey.

#5 — Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama (6'0”, 180 lbs)

9/12 - (Kentucky) - Brown looked the part in this one. I only recall one deep pass where he was tested, and he was all over his guy and shut the play down.

#6 — Brice Pollock, CB, Texas Tech (6'0”, 185 lbs)

#7 — Vicari Swain, CB, South Carolina (6'0”, 193 lbs)

#9 — Jontez Williams, CB, USC (6'0”, 185 lbs)

8/29 - (San Jose State) - Williams played an exceptional game. Weaver looked very good for SJSU at QB, but he found no one open when Williams was covering them. He lined up at both the left and right boundary spots, and eliminated whomever he faced, out of his man coverage duties.

9/26 - (Oregon) - Williams continues to impress me. He provided sticky coverage throughout this game, showcased the ability to stay on his man's hip. He looked fluid, quick and fast in his coverage duties, and played with leveled aggession.

#10 — DJ McKinney, CB, Notre Dame (6'0”, 185 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - McKinney flashed a few times, showed off some very good coverage skills. He read the QB well on one play, came away with a pick-six.

#11 — Kayin Lee, CB, Tennessee (5'11”, 185 lbs)

#12 — Zeke Berry, CB, Michigan (6'0”, 190 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Berry had a good game. He provided very good coverage throughout the game. Mateer didn't have a great game, and Berry should be credited for his part in that.

#13 — Jyaire Hill, CB, Michigan (6'1”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Hill, like his teammate Berry looked very good against the pass today. His INT was arguably the reason Michigan was able to secure the win. He jumped the rout well, atoned for his personal foul penalty earlier in the game.

#14 — Jalen Mayo, CB, Houston (6'1”, 190 lbs)

#15— OJ Frederique, CB, Miami (6'0”, 185 lbs)

9/4 - (Stanford) - Frederique had a quiet game, wasn't tested too much. He looked solid in his drops and seemed to read plays well, but didn't have many chances to flash.

#16 — Chris Peal, CB, Syracuse (6'0”, 185 lbs)

#17 — Jamari Sharpe, CB, Indiana (6'0”, 180 lbs)

#18 — Jermaine Mathews Jr., CB, Ohio State (6'0”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Texas) - Matthews had a good game. While not challenged deep, he played short routes well and flashed a lot of physicality in all regards. He had 5 tackles, 1.5 TFLs.

#19 — Smith Snowden, CB, Michigan (5'10”, 175 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Joining his CB teammates Berry and Hill, Snowden had a good game. He held down his coverage duties well, chipped in with 2 tackles. He was another reason why Mateer struggled to et meaningful yards today.

#20 — Bo Mascoe, CB, Texas (5'11”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Mascoe was very good in coverage, with his best play seen against Jeremiah Smith. He stayed sticky in coverage and played the ball well to force an incompletion.

#21 — John Nestor, CB, Minnesota (6'0”, 200 lbs)

9/12 - (Miss State) - Nestor had a solid game today. He generally held down his coverage assignments well and often eliminated his man as a receiving option.

#22 — Christian Gray, CB, Notre Dame (6'0”, 190 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - Gray was very meh in this one, and I was disapointed based on what I have seen his abilities to be. He was beat very badly on a double move, and iff not for sound safety play, the 30+ yarder would have one for a TD.

#23 — Jaylen Mbakwe, CB, Georgia Tech (6'0”, 195 lbs)

#24 — Ify Obidegwu, CB, Oregon (6'1”, 203 lbs)

9/26 - (USC) - Obidegwu had a solid outing. While his coverage could have been tighter at times, he generally held his assignments well and showed some good ability throughout this gaame.

#25 — Xavier Lucas, CB, Miami (6'1”, 198 lbs)

9/4 - (Stanford) - Lucas was a bit up and down. Early on, he got turned around and was beat on the route. Later in the game, he was tested downfield and was a lot stickier, did much better. He looked more comfortable in man than he did zone.

#26 — A.J. Harris, CB, Indiana (6'2”, 195 lbs)

#27 — Eli Bowen, CB, Oklahoma (5'10”, 180 lbs)

9/12 - (Michigan) - Bowen had a re solid game. He's a big reason why Underwood had just 111 yards passing today. Bowen routinely locked his man up, eliminated receiving options.

#28 — DeShaun Lee, CB, Iowa (5'10”, 189 lbs)

#29 — Elijah Green, CB, Tulsa (6'1”, 185 lbs)

#30 — Ja'Bril Rawls, CB, Florida State (6'1”, 178 lbs)

#31 — PJ Woodland, CB, LSU (5'11”, 180 lbs)

9/5 - (Clemson) - Woodland wasn't tested much, but he showed solid coverage capabilities overall. He also asserted himself as a tackler, finishing with 2 stops.

9/19 - (Ole Miss) - Woodland was average today. While out of position a couple times, he had good coverage on few balls.

#32 — Quay’shed Scott, CB, Kentucky (6'0”, 180 lbs)

#33 — Jay’Vion Cole, CB, Arizona (6'0”, 180 lbs)

#34 — Ashton Stamps, CB, Arizona State (6'0”, 185 lbs)

#35 — Elliott Washington, CB, Clemson (6'0”, 190 lbs)

9/5 - (LSU) - Washington had a solid game. LSU tried to pick on him vs. Hampton, and he looked good a few times. While he did allow some receptions, he was generally tight on the ball. He finished with 7 tackles, 2 PDs.

#36 — Judge Collier, CB, South Carolina (6'0”, 185 lbs)

#37 — Jaheim Singletary, CB, Iowa State (6'2”, 190 lbs)

#38 — Cormani McClain, CB, Florida (6'2”, 165 lbs)

#39 — Dez Ricks, CB, Texas A&M (6'1”, 185 lbs)

Cornerbacks

#1 — Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame (6'2”, 180 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - Moore was outstanding. He played with stickiness, toughness, and simply eliminated whomever he covered all game. He ended upp with 5 solo stops. ​​​

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#2 — Ashton Hampton, CB, Clemson (6'1”, 190 lbs)

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#3 — Ellis Robinson IV, CB, Georgia (6'1”, 190 lbs)

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#4 — Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State (6'1”, 185 lbs)​

9/12 - (Minnesota) - Jones had a terrific game. He provided very sticky coverage, allowed his man little to no separation. When tested, he contested the ball well, forced incompletions. Even when allowing a few catches, his coverage was tight against excellent passes by Lindsey.

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#5 — Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama (6'0”, 180 lbs)

9/12 - (Kentucky) - Brown looked the part in this one. I only recall one deep pass where he was tested, and he was all over his guy and shut the play down.

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#6 — Brice Pollock, CB, Texas Tech (6'0”, 185 lbs)

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#7 — Vicari Swain, CB, South Carolina (6'0”, 193 lbs)

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#9 — Jontez Williams, CB, USC (6'0”, 185 lbs)

8/29 - (San Jose State) - Williams played an exceptional game. Weaver looked very good for SJSU at QB, but he found no one open when Williams was covering them. He lined up at both the left and right boundary spots, and eliminated whomever he faced, out of his man coverage duties.

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9/26 - (Oregon) - Williams continues to impress me. He provided sticky coverage throughout this game, showcased the ability to stay on his man's hip. He looked fluid, quick and fast in his coverage duties, and played with leveled aggession. ​​​

#10 — DJ McKinney, CB, Notre Dame (6'0”, 185 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - McKinney flashed a few times, showed off some very good coverage skills. He read the QB well on one play, came away with a pick-six.

#11 — Kayin Lee, CB, Tennessee (5'11”, 185 lbs)

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#12 — Zeke Berry, CB, Michigan (6'0”, 190 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Berry had a good game. He provided very good coverage throughout the game. Mateer didn't have a great game, and Berry should be credited for his part in that.​

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#13 — Jyaire Hill, CB, Michigan (6'1”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Hill, like his teammate Berry looked very good against the pass today. His INT was arguably the reason Michigan was able to secure the win. He jumped the rout well, atoned for his personal foul penalty earlier in the game.​

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#14 — Jalen Mayo, CB, Houston (6'1”, 190 lbs)

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#15— OJ Frederique, CB, Miami (6'0”, 185 lbs)

9/4 - (Stanford) - Frederique had a quiet game, wasn't tested too much. He looked solid in his drops and seemed to read plays well, but didn't have many chances to flash.

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#16 — Chris Peal, CB, Syracuse (6'0”, 185 lbs)

#17 — Jamari Sharpe, CB, Indiana (6'0”, 180 lbs)

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#18 — Jermaine Mathews Jr., CB, Ohio State (6'0”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Texas) - Matthews had a good game. While not challenged deep, he played short routes well and flashed a lot of physicality in all regards. He had 5 tackles, 1.5 TFLs.

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#19 — Smith Snowden, CB, Michigan (5'10”, 175 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Joining his CB teammates Berry and Hill, Snowden had a good game. He held down his coverage duties well, chipped in with 2 tackles. He was another reason why Mateer struggled to et meaningful yards today.

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#20 — Bo Mascoe, CB, Texas (5'11”, 185 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Mascoe was very good in coverage, with his best play seen against Jeremiah Smith. He stayed sticky in coverage and played the ball well to force an incompletion.

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#21 — John Nestor, CB, Minnesota (6'0”, 200 lbs)

9/12 - (Miss State) - Nestor had a solid game today. He generally held down his coverage assignments well and often eliminated his man as a receiving option.

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#22 — Christian Gray, CB, Notre Dame (6'0”, 190 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - Gray was very meh in this one, and I was disapointed based on what I have seen his abilities to be. He was beat very badly on a double move, and iff not for sound safety play, the 30+ yarder would have one for a TD.

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#23 — Jaylen Mbakwe, CB, Georgia Tech (6'0”, 195 lbs)

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#24 — Ify Obidegwu, CB, Oregon (6'1”, 203 lbs)

9/26 - (USC) - Obidegwu had a solid outing. While his coverage could have been tighter at times, he generally held his assignments well and showed some good ability throughout this gaame.

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#25 — Xavier Lucas, CB, Miami (6'1”, 198 lbs)

9/4 - (Stanford) - Lucas was a bit up and down. Early on, he got turned around and was beat on the route. Later in the game, he was tested downfield and was a lot stickier, did much better. He looked more comfortable in man than he did zone.​​​​

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9/6 - (Wisconsin) - Moore was outstanding. He played with stickiness, toughness, and simply eliminated whomever he covered all game. He ended upp with 5 solo stops.

#4 — Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State (6'1”, 185 lbs)

9/26 - (Oregon) - Williams continues to impress me. He provided sticky coverage throughout this game, showcased the ability to stay on his man's hip. He looked fluid, quick and fast in his coverage duties, and played with leveled aggession.

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Berry had a good game. He provided very good coverage throughout the game. Mateer didn't have a great game, and Berry should be credited for his part in that.

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Hill, like his teammate Berry looked very good against the pass today. His INT was arguably the reason Michigan was able to secure the win. He jumped the rout well, atoned for his personal foul penalty earlier in the game.

9/4 - (Stanford) - Lucas was a bit up and down. Early on, he got turned around and was beat on the route. Later in the game, he was tested downfield and was a lot stickier, did much better. He looked more comfortable in man than he did zone.

#27 — Eli Bowen, CB, Oklahoma (5'10”, 180 lbs)

#35 — Elliott Washington, CB, Clemson (6'0”, 190 lbs)

9/5 - (LSU) - Washington had a solid game. LSU tried to pick on him vs. Hampton, and he looked good a few times. While he did allow some receptions, he was generally tight on the ball. He finished with 7 tackles, 2 PDs.

#36 — Judge Collier, CB, South Carolina (6'0”, 185 lbs)