Ranking Every CB in the 2024 NFL Draft Class 

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I raised his grade after seeing his movement skills in person and watching him have success vs. the best competition. Also finished up the rest of his tape, a couple of his best games I hadn't watched when I did my initial evaluation. Other CBs falling was a big factor as well. - Didn't expect Wiggins to be that light - Watched the rest of Rakestraw's tape and got more worried about the speed - Re-watched DeJean's tape and decided I was overrating his athleticism a bit

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I calculate them differently for each position. Assuming they've done every drill the CB weighting is: Height: 3.6% Weight: 11.2% Arm: 8.6% Hand: 2.6% 40Y: 34.0% 10Y: 5.7% Shuttle: 11.5% 3 Cone: 11.5% Vertical: 5.7% Broad: 5.7%

@AtoZSportsFilmRoom MAN that's amazing!!!! I would be willing to PAY you to see your process in evaluating talent.. How much film you watch.. what you look for.. etc.. I've coached for 20 years and I evaluate talent by what I "see" but I have no idea how to put it into words or numbers like this and hope to be a college scout one day...

Was waiting for your feedback lol

Quinyon Mitchell is over rated

Hed be the perfect fit in fangios system, he probably would be in immediate droty with how much hed feast

I don’t see him on the list

@@MarleyG-sj8xi this list? He was the 5th CB covered.

He would be a great 2nd round pick for any of those teams in my opinion

I missed that who is storm duck

Mitchell, Wiggins, McKinstry, DeJean, Green

@@moonillusions832 dejeans a slot/saftey at the next level,

One of the biggest falloffs for a prospect I can remember

​@@AtoZSportsFilmRoom reminds me of Shaun wade

As a die hard Nittany Lions 🦁 fan, I think he is still going to have a solid NFL career!!! WE ARE

Where's Cooper DeJean?

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I was a lot higher on Banks than most. 200lb CBs with fluid hips, dominant press coverage tape, and 4.35 speed don't come around that often

@@AtoZSportsFilmRoom I mean aren’t we also kind of downgrading Mitchell a little much because of school? Size wise? Same as Banks. 197 combine to 195. Mitchell could be FASTER as nuts as that is. Similar vert, though Mitchell’s broad isn’t t great. But Mitchell is STRONG too. Already good press shown at the senior bowl, but think about if he gets NFL training to use that strength at the line 👀 I liked banks but I think Mitchell and Arnold are close to Witherspoon and Gonzalez respectively. I feel like every time we question Mitchell he then passes that test with flying colors. And like Gonzalez I feel like Arnold is just such an amazingly solid prospect for the next level. Practically “can’t miss” type of guys for me. P.S. now that I’ve finished the video, great stuff! Love the analysis on a lot of these guys .

@@Rawrbagelsterrain is not even close to the athlete Gonzales is

@@mateoedwin4202 A. Athleticism isn’t the only thing that matters. B. Not many people ARE the athlete Gonzalez is. But to say “not even close” when you are talking about a 9+ Ras score guy? Beyond stupid. C. As I said, if you could read, I literally do have Arnold behind Gonzalez. If all 5 in question were in the same draft it would go 1. Witherspoon 2. Mitchell 3. Gonzalez 4. Arnold 5. Banks

@@Rawrbagels lol you u are comparing athleticism and only giving height and weight as an opinion your a moron, A. Arnold has a 8.3 ras score, gonzo has a 9.9 so yes he is not close to the athlete gonzo is, eat rocks

lol opposite, kool aid ran a hand timed 40 that was all over the place, its very clear he has slow speed and runs in the 4.5s, also kool aid was stacked a ton, if he was targeted like he will be in the nfl he would have allowed a lot of deep touchdowns, arnold is significantly better in press and a much more fluid athlete, there is nothing arnold does worse

No they didn’t. You need glasses.

@@Jonathan-cz4ky You didn't watch the 1 v 1 reps and btw projection? Is not a good look.

His tape doesn’t show that type of closing ability at all. He got beat by some of the better deep threats he faced too, like the Texas receivers I think. He’s still a well rounded corner who I think will go in the back end of the 1st, he just lacks top tier athleticism

he ran that hand timed and tons of different results came out from his pro day, pretty clear he has 4.5 speed

They’re overrated in terms of player evaluation, not on field impact. They only make up a handheld of the 500 or so cover snaps a player has any given year so it’s the consistent play around those INTs that are more important.

And most interceptions are bad throws or reads by the QB, or tipped passes etc, rather then anything extraordinary that the corner did.

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You have to be trolling

@@Jonathan-cz4ky why would I be trolling when he is absolutely the best corner in this draft, and I don't hear talk of moving to safety for any of the black cornerbacks? Why is that oh let me guess the magical loose hips that only black players have LOL

@@warrior65275 He definitely is not the absolute best corner in the draft. Not statistically, not on film, he isn’t the best in any coverage, and the dude was getting beat by big west competition at outside CB lol. Reason why everybody looks at him as a safety is because of that reason. He’s got the best ball skills in the draft and he’s a smart player. But in the NFL he will not be consistent as a boundary corner. He’s just not a very fluid player turning and keeping up speed. He’ll be most useful as a safety that can come down and play in the slot/box in cover 1 or cover 3.

@@warrior65275 I do think it’s funny how you seem to be so emotional about this kid when he’s guaranteed to be playing slot/safety at the next level in the 1st or 2nd rd lol. As if anybody is saying he’s a bad or overrated player.