CB · 16 prospects
Cornerbacks.
Hips, ball skills, mentality. Press or off, the player who won't compete won't survive Sundays.
- Avg. height
- 6'1"
- Avg. weight
- 190 lb
- Avg. 40
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Elite
Pro Bowl ceiling
- 02
Ellis Robinson IVBig Board #11· Rd 1Long press-man corner who broke out as Georgia's CB1 with four interceptions and seven breakups. Elite ball production and length; the frame and the tackling still need answering.
6'0" · 180 lb40: —Bomb Grade84CompTrent McDuffie / Jaire Alexander (due to his aggression at the point of attack and hip fluidity).
- 03
Kelley JonesBig Board #23· Rd 1At 6-foot-4 with recovery speed, Jones does not cover receivers so much as remove them — the boundary third simply stops existing on his side.
6'4" · 195 lb40: —Bomb Grade80.6CompChristian Gonzalez / Sauce Gardner (long boundary press corner)
Day 1 starter
- 04
Zabien BrownBig Board #43· Rd 2Brown was a top-25 national recruit out of Mater Dei who started as a true freshman at Alabama in 2024, playing 13 games with 18 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss and a defensive touchdown. As a sophomore in 2025 he played 1
6'0" · 196 lb40: —Bomb Grade74.7CompTrent McDuffie / Patrick Surtain II (athletic, lighter version).
- 05
Jamari SharpeBig Board #47· Rd 2Sharpe signed with Indiana in 2022 as a three-star out of Miami Northwestern and waited: a quiet freshman year with one interception, nine games and 13 tackles in 2024, and then a starting role during the program's champ
6'1" · 187 lb40: —Bomb Grade73.8CompT Tariq Woolen / Benjamin St-Juste
- 06
Ashton HamptonBig Board #51· Rd 2A four-star recruit from Tallahassee who played immediately at Clemson, Hampton posted 32 tackles, two interceptions and a defensive touchdown as a Freshman All-American in 2024, then followed with 45 tackles, ten pass b
6'2" · 205 lb40: —Bomb Grade72.9CompCarlton Davis III / A.J. Terrell (Clemson version) — Shares Davis' physical build and point-of-attack aggression, with flashes of the mirror-and-match fluidity Terrell displayed coming out of the same university.
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Vicari SwainBig Board #61· Rd 2A four-star athlete from Carrollton, Georgia who chose South Carolina over the home-state Bulldogs, Swain broke out in 2025 as a two-way weapon: 29 tackles, two interceptions and a sack at corner, plus 302 punt-return ya
6'2" · 193 lb40: —Bomb Grade70.7CompMarcus Jones
Solid starter
- 08
Brice PollockBig Board #66· Rd 3A three-star recruit from Shiloh High School in Snellville, Georgia, Pollock played two seasons at Mississippi State — 24 tackles, then 50 with an interception — before transferring to Texas Tech and breaking out in 2025
6'2" · 195 lb40: —Bomb Grade68.8CompCam Smith / Greg Newsome II — Shares that combination of aggression at the point of attack and natural hip fluidity that allows him to survive on an island against technical receivers.
- 09
Chris PealBig Board #77· Rd 3A 6-1, 195-pound cornerback who left Georgia for Syracuse and responded with 47 tackles, 7 pass breakups and a forced fumble in 12 games in 2025. Long, physical press corner with the size NFL teams want, still waiting on
6'1" · 195 lb40: —Bomb Grade66.3CompTre'Davious White (younger version) / Jaycee Horn
- 10
Jontez WilliamsBig Board #94· Rd 3Jontez Williams built his reputation at Iowa State with production, not projection. As a sophomore in 2024 he played 14 games, made 46 tackles, broke up five passes and picked off four, earning second-team All-Big 12 rec
5'11" · 200 lb40: —Bomb Grade62.5CompCam Taylor-Britt
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OJ Frederique Jr.Big Board #100· Rd 4OJ Frederique Jr. is a 6-0, 195-pound Miami cornerback whose 2025 season was the breakout and whose 2026 season is, so far, a medical file. He appeared in 11 games with nine starts as a sophomore, finishing with 19 tackl
6'0" · 195 lb40: —Bomb Grade60.7CompTariq Woolen (wingspan, stride) / Cam Smith (aggression, technical profile)
Rotation
- 12
Jyaire HillBig Board #113· Rd 4Hill is 6-2 and 190 pounds, which is the first thing every report about him mentions and the reason Michigan kept starting him through an uneven development curve. He played four games as a freshman in 2023, took over re
6'2" · 190 lb40: —Bomb Grade59.2CompKaiir Elam
- 13
Charles BrantleyBig Board #116· Rd 4Charles Brantley is a 6-0, 170-pound cornerback from Sarasota, Florida who is back at Michigan State for a sixth college season after spending 2021 through 2024 with the Spartans and 2025 at Miami. He has appeared in 34
6'0" · 170 lb40: —Bomb Grade58.9CompKindle Vildor / Darius Phillips (undersized, instinctive zone corner)
- 14
Jay CrawfordBig Board #120· Rd 4A 5-11, 181-pound boundary corner who started 10 of 11 games as an Auburn sophomore, tying for the team lead with four pass breakups while adding an interception, a tackle for loss and 15 total tackles. Anticipation and
5'11" · 181 lb40: —Bomb Grade58.4CompStephon Gilmore (late-career) / Rasul Douglas. Shares that combination of length and timing, basing his success on anticipation rather than pure speed.
- 15
Zeke BerryBig Board #142· Rd 5A 5-11, 188-pound cornerback entering a graduate season at Michigan after 29 tackles and an interception across 11 games in 2025. Technically sound press-man corner with special teams value, short on the ball production
5'11" · 188 lb40: —Bomb Grade56CompA Mike Sainristil-style slot defender in role and mentality, without the same burst or ball-production spike.
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Kayin LeeBig Board #146· Rd 5A 5-11, 180-pound cornerback who started 11 of 12 games in 2025 with 31 tackles, four pass breakups and an interception before transferring to Tennessee. Experienced, sticky in press and light for the position, with ball
5'11" · 180 lb40: —Bomb Grade55.6CompFaion Hicks
