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1. Jeffrey Okudah / Ohio St. / 6’1”, 199




2. C.J. Henderson / Florida / 6’1”, 191

3. Cameron Dantzler / Mississippi St. / 6’2”, 175

4. Jaylon Johnson / Utah / 6’0”, 190

5. Paulson Adebo / Stanford / 6’1”, 189

6. A.J. Terrell / Clemson / 6’2”, 190

7. Tre Swilling** / Georgia Tech / 6'0", 195

8. Darnay Holmes / UCLA / 5’10”, 198

9. Elijah Molden / Washington / 5’11”, 190

10. Tariq Castro-Fields / Penn St. / 6'0", 197

11. Myles Jones / Texas A&M / 6’3”, 185

12. Camryn Bynum / California / 6’0”, 180

13. Marco Wilson** / Florida / 6'0", 190

14. Christian Holmes / Missouri / 6’1”, 200

15. Stanford Samuels III / Florida St. / 6’2”, 183

16. Chase Lucas / Arizona St. / 6'0", 175

17. Damarcus Fields / Texas Tech / 6’0”, 200




18. Trajan Bandy / Miami / 5’9”, 188

19. Amik Robertson / LA-Tech / 5’9”, 180

20. Caleb Farley** / Virginia Tech / 6'2", 207

21. Brandon Sebastian** / Boston College / 6'1", 185

22. Noah Igbinoghene / Auburn / 5’11”, 196

23. Brandon Moore / UCF / 6’0”, 186 (Out for season - knee injury)

24. Harrison Hand / Temple / 6’0”, 192

25. Matt Hankins / Iowa / 6'1", 185

26. Josiah Scott / Michigan St. / 5’10”, 175

27. Jaylon Jones / Ole Miss / 5’11”, 195

28. Rodjay Burns / Louisville / 6’0”, 190

29. Ambry Thomas / Michigan / 6’0”, 183

30. Tre Brown / Oklahoma / 5’10”, 182

31. Mike Hampton / USF / 6’1”, 168




32. Corey Straughter / ULM / 5’10”, 180

33. Brenton Nelson / Virginia / 5’11”, 180

34. Thomas Graham Jr. / Oregon / 5’11”, 191

35. T.J. Carter / Memphis / 5’11”, 180

36. Avery Williams / Boise St. / 5’9”, 197

37. Dicaprio Bootle / Nebraska / 5’10”, 190

38. Tre Norwood / Oklahoma / 6’0”, 179 (Out for season - knee injury)

39. Ajani Kerr / Georgia Tech / 6’0”, 190

40. Mark Gilbert / Duke / 6’1”, 175 (Yet to take the field in 2019 due to 2018 hip injury - missed fall camp)

41. Davonte Robinson / Kentucky / 6’2”, 200 (Out for 2019 with torn quad)
 
What's your honest opinions of AJ Terrel Slimm?

He's Clemson's #1 this year. I'm excited to see what he's capable of now that Mullen isn't around.
 
Phinatic8u said:
What's your honest opinions of AJ Terrel Slimm?

He's Clemson's #1 this year. I'm excited to see what he's capable of now that Mullen isn't around.
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I think he looks virtually identical to Mullen on tape. Long, physical press corners with ball skills. Both two of the best face-up finishers and tacklers at CB I've seen. I think Terrell looks like he can explode out of his pedal and click and close on the ball just a tick faster than Mullen. Just barely. I think Terrell has slightly better technique.

I've seen Mullen have a tendency to get a little too high in his transition from backpedal to turn and run and get off balance - it should be over at that point. But he still ended up picking the pass off because of great ball skills.
 
Thoughts on Trajan Bandy?

Anyone else in UM's secondary that catches your eye?
 
I will not be surprised to see Miami's pick come from this group at the top, particularly if Josh Rosen proves to be the guy going forward. This front office loves Ohio State players, and Okudah is their type of corner.
 
Phinsfan93 said:
Thoughts on Trajan Bandy?

Anyone else in UM's secondary that catches your eye?
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Bandy is one of the best slot CB's I've seen, which is why he's here.

Romeo Finley is the other guy in Miami's secondary that caught my eye.
 
TedSlimmJr said:
Bandy is one of the best slot CB's I've seen, which is why he's here.

Romeo Finley is the other guy in Miami's secondary that caught my eye.
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Bandy is a straight up baller. I can't remember the last time I wanted a Cane on the fins as badly as I want Bandy. His gamer mentality is awesome to watch. I'll miss him as a Canes fan.
 
tylerdolphin said:
Bandy is a straight up baller. I can't remember the last time I wanted a Cane on the fins as badly as I want Bandy. His gamer mentality is awesome to watch. I'll miss him as a Canes fan.
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It’s the instincts and feel for routes and how they develop that really stand out about him.
 
I recently read an article online about players from different conferences around the country. 2 CB's on your list stood out on the PAC 12 List . Utah CB Jaylon Johnson, who was noted for his physicality in the run game and his upside. Stanford University CB Paulson Adebo was noted for his upside due to still being a bit raw, but it was emphasized how he "Mirrors" his man in coverage. An attribute that is very intriguing. The last time I saw a CB prospect that was noted for his ability to "Mirror", was when Pro Football Weekly said the same thing about former Dolphin Sam Madison who was from Louisville. What do you think of these 2 CB prospects? I'm going to watch as much of these 2 kids as I can; over the college season because, they sound like players that could interest Miami.
 
dolfan91 said:
I recently read an article online about players from different conferences around the country. 2 CB's on your list stood out on the PAC 12 List . Utah CB Jaylon Johnson, who was noted for his physicality in the run game and his upside. Stanford University CB Paulson Adebo was noted for his upside due to still being a bit raw, but it was emphasized how he "Mirrors" his man in coverage. An attribute that is very intriguing. The last time I saw a CB prospect that was noted for his ability to "Mirror", was when Pro Football Weekly said the same thing about former Dolphin Sam Madison who was from Louisville. What do you think of these 2 CB prospects? I'm going to watch as much of these 2 kids as I can; over the college season because, they sound like players that could interest Miami.
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Obviously I view Jaylon Johnson pretty highly considering where I've had him ranked here. Utah has a heck of a football team - especially on defense. They have quite a few guys who are going to be playing Sunday football soon. Johnson is a kid I believe will remain in my top 5 underclassman CB's. That's probably his floor.

I rate Adebo a little more moderately, but he can run and cover and still has plenty of upside. He was tested a lot last year which is why he ranked #2 in the country in passes defended only behind Bryce Hall. I'd look for teams to throw more the other way this year on Stanford's other corner.
 
TedSlimmJr said:
Obviously I view Jaylon Johnson pretty highly considering where I've had him ranked here. Utah has a heck of a football team - especially on defense. They have quite a few guys who are going to be playing Sunday football soon. Johnson is a kid I believe will remain in my top 5 underclassman CB's. That's probably his floor.

I rate Adebo a little more moderately, but he can run and cover and still has plenty of upside. He was tested a lot last year which is why he ranked #2 in the country in passes defended only behind Bryce Hall. I'd look for teams to throw more the other way this year on Stanford's other corner.
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Thanks Slimm, I was looking forward to your reply. I'm going be up late on Saturday nights watching these kids. Everything about them seems to be exciting, in terms of talent.
 
Not sure how to order them at this point, but I love your Top 4, and each of them has the talent to pay off a Top 20 pick. When was the last time we saw 4 CB's 6'0"+ CB's with that kind of athleticism? Adebo is the only one who didn't test like an elite athlete in HS, and I think he's likely much more athletic than that testing indicates. I like checking HS tests to see if someone is already a great athlete, but I don't get down on guys for not testing well. DK Metcalf and Greedy both ran 4.7 40's in HS, and, of course, both ran in the 4.3's in Indianapolis.
 
j-off-her-doll said:
Not sure how to order them at this point, but I love your Top 4, and each of them has the talent to pay off a Top 20 pick. When was the last time we saw 4 CB's 6'0"+ CB's with that kind of athleticism? Adebo is the only one who didn't test like an elite athlete in HS, and I think he's likely much more athletic than that testing indicates. I like checking HS tests to see if someone is already a great athlete, but I don't get down on guys for not testing well. DK Metcalf and Greedy both ran 4.7 40's in HS, and, of course, both ran in the 4.3's in Indianapolis.
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Adebo's acceleration looks below average for a NFL corner the UCF game alone drops him to a 3rd rounder.
 
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