Cornerback Rankings

Last Updated: April 22nd

Here's a look at the 2010 Cornerback draft class. They are in order of how we rank them and not where they are projected to be drafted

Rankings: QB - RB - WR - TE - OT - OG - C - DT - DE - OLB - ILB - CB - S

Joe Haden

	Name	College	Height	Weight	40 Time	Proj. Round	Notes
1	Joe Haden	Florida	5-11	190	4.40	Top 20	The speed, hips, and size to be a shutdown CB
2	Kyle Wilson	Oklahoma State	6-0	195	4.55	1st-2nd	Very quick hips, he understands the position
3	Perrish Cox	Boise State	5-10	185	4.40	1st-2nd	Very physical, speed may affect his stock
4	Donovan Warren	Michigan	6-0	187	4.50	1st-2nd	Long-strider and good athlete, was inconsistent
5	Patrick Robinson	Florida State	5-11	187	4.50	1st-2nd	An all-around CB, maybe the next Quentin Jammer
6	Devin McCourtey	Rutgers	5-11	194	4.45	1st-2nd	A jack of all trades guy, master of none
7	Alterraun Verner	UCLA	5-9	195	4.35	2nd-4th
8	Kareem Jackson	Alabama	5-11	192	4.45	2nd-4th
9	Brandon Ghee	Wake Forest	5-10	186	4.50	2nd-4th
10	Dominique Franks	Oklahoma	5-11	178	4.45	2nd-4th
11	Jamar Wall	Texas Tech	5-10	195	4.55	3rd-5th	Very instictive, could be a great nickel guy
12	Devin Ross	Arizona	5-10	176	4.50	3rd-5th
13	Syd' Quan Thompson	California	6-0	190	4.55	2nd-4th
14	Jerome Murphy	South Florida	5-9	188	4.50	3rd-5th
15	Chris Cook	Virginia	6-0	191	4.50	2nd-4th	Some like him a lot, not a lock to be a starter
16	Myron Lewis	Vanderbilt	6-2	205	4.65	4th-6th
17	Amari Spievey	Iowa	6-0	190	4.60	3rd-5th
18	Akwasi Owusu-Ansah	Indiana (PA)	6-1	185	4.60	3rd-5th
19	Walter Thurmond	Oregon	5-11	188	4.65	4th-6th
20	Javier Arenas	Alabama	6-1	185	4.55	5th-7th	His lack of speed makes him limited to a Cover 2
21	Chris Chancellor	Clemson	5-10	173	4.35	5th-7th
22	Stephen Virgil	Virginia Tech	5-11	187	4.40	5th-7th
23	Sherrick McManis	Northwestern	5-8	196	4.50	5th-7th
24	Crezdon Butler	Clemson	6-0	185	4.40	5th-7th
25	Andre Amos	Ohio State	6-1	193	4.65	6th-Undrafted
26	Chris Hawkins	LSU	6-0	188	4.55	6th-Undrafted
27	Rafael Priest	TCU	5-10	180	4.60	5th-7th
28	Patrick Stoudamire	Western Illinois	5-11	198	4.55	6th-Undrafted
29	AJ Wallace	Penn State	6-0	200	4.55	6th-Undrafted
30	Prince Miller	Georgia	6-2	204	4.60	6th-Undrafted
31	Kevin Thomas	USC	6-1	185	4.55	6th-Undrafted
32	Terrence Johnson	California (PA)	6-0	180	4.50	5th-7th
33	Brian Jackson	Oklahoma	6-1	202	4.55	6th-Undrafted
34	Jordan Pugh	Texas A&M	5-11	190	4.50	6th-Undrafted
35	Sam Shields	Miami (FL)	5-11	186	4.45	7th-Undrafted	Former WR, he played well in 1st year at CB
36	David Pender	Purdue	6-0	178	4.50	6th-Undrafted
37	Traye Simmonds	Minnesota	5-9	180	4.45	7th-Undrafted
38	Anthony Wiseman	Maryland	5-11	194	4.50	7th-Undrafted
39	Marquis Johnson	Alabama	5-11	192	4.50	7th-Undrafted
40	Nick Sanders	TCU	5-10	174	4.45	6th-Undrafted
41	Jorrick Calvin	Troy	5-10	184	4.45	7th-Undrafted

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