Know your DB's this draft

101-200

www.nfl.com/prospects/a.j.-green?id=32194752-4503-6393-4770-063e2747ebd8
A.J. GREEN OKLAHOMA STATE CB
HEIGHT 6'1" WEIGHT 202 lbs
Overview
Outside cornerback with size and length, but a lack of speed that could limit his scheme fits. He imposes his size on less shifty targets from press and when playing the ball underneath. He plays with adequate athleticism and route anticipation, but has issues sticking with quick route breaks and longer routes where he will fall behind against NFL speed. Green might be best-suited as a backup in a zone-heavy coverage scheme where he keeps the game in front of him and in smaller spaces.
*not the guy

www.nfl.com/prospects/darnay-holmes?id=3219484f-4c51-9082-f3ad-ff2c44591d4c
DARNAY HOLMES UCLA CB
HEIGHT 5'10" WEIGHT 195lbs
Overview
Short, strong cornerback with good aggression but troubling tape in terms of staying connected to routes. Tight hips and a lack of coverage instincts are a challenging combination for a cornerback who can be over-responsive to route movements. He plays with good toughness and decent ball skills, but he lacks functional length and struggles to flip hips and reach top gear quickly, which could make him a sitting duck against vertical challenges.
*doesn't sound like a starting press cb the team needs

www.nfl.com/prospects/lamar-jackson?id=32194a41-4332-1944-2c61-498a3d83a44e
LAMAR JACKSON NEBRASKA CB
HEIGHT 6'2" WEIGHT 208 lbs
Overview
Will appeal to particular schemes coveting size/length over all else, but inconsistent downfield ball skills and run support effort will be concerns. His long arms and big frame can annoy and disrupt pass-catchers when he's in the vicinity, but he's missing the speed to stay in phase with vertical routes and route specialists. Jackson doesn't appear to have the demeanor for a transition to safety, but his physical traits warrant Day 3 consideration as a zone corner with press potential.
*Maybe if they miss one someone else this could be the guy in day 3, but not sure he has the upside Pace likes in his day 3 guys

www.nfl.com/prospects/troy-pride?id=32195052-4940-7927-7fe5-e7f8b3f91173
TROY PRIDE  NOTRE DAME CB
HEIGHT 5'11" WEIGHT 193 lbs
Overview
Pride's height, weight, speed and athleticism are all pro-ready, but there is a lack of confidence and consistency that prevents him from reaching his athletic potential. Despite the track speed, he struggles to stay in phase with intermediate and deep routes and gets lost with his back to the ball. He needs to be paired with a scheme that allows him to play more off-man and zone so he can keep the game in front of him and use his burst to close coming downhill. Pride has pro traits, but he also has NFL-backup tape.
*Sounds like a guy similar to Fuller, Fuller has the skills to be press but wants to stay in front and break on the ball, not sure this is what they are wanting, at least it wasn't w/Prince.

www.nfl.com/prospects/lavert-hill?id=32194849-4c48-8310-d037-4d75095af724
LAVERT HILL MICHIGAN CB
HEIGHT 5'10" WEIGHT 190lbs
Overview
Undersized press corner with good instincts, ball skills and coverage strength, but a concerning lack of long speed. Hill's body control and short area quickness put him in position to make plays on the football, but when forced to cover downfield, he begins to grab and pull to prevent big plays against him. He's too small to stay outside but his strength could help balance out average suddenness against shifty slots. The discipline and awareness are present to play short zone, but run support might be an issue if teams come at him from 11 personnel. Projecting a successful move inside is challenging so he gets a backup "prove it" grade until the challenge is met.
*Not likely the guy

www.nfl.com/prospects/noah-igbinoghene?id=32194947-4214-8318-2536-3aa44c8f7f41
NOAH IGBINOGHENE AUBURN CB
HEIGHT 5'10" WEIGHT 198 lbs
Overview
Stocky but explosive receiver-turned-cornerback whose play generates both intrigue and concern. He's extremely physical from snap to whistle with the strength to alter route timing from press. He's a good athlete with a plus burst to close. He's naturally aggressive to ambush catch tries. Staying in phase on the vertical plane is a challenge and pattern recognition is surprisingly average. Improvement is likely with more experience and technique, but playing with downfield poise is not guaranteed. He's good in run support and offers early special teams help as he continues to learn his craft.
*If not looking for a starter day 1 b/c of others on the team this could bea good day 3 guy w/upsidee and ST ability from the start.

www.nfl.com/prospects/amik-robertson?id=3219524f-4230-3302-958f-f13960f24fcd
AMIK ROBERTSON LOUISIANA TECH CB
HEIGHT 5'8" WEIGHT 187 lbs
Overview
Smallish, outside corner with tremendous intensity, swagger and toughness. Needs to handle the athletic challenges as a slot corner in the NFL. He gives rough rides to receivers trying to get away from his press before following it with route recognition and footwork to continue hounding his man. Physicality overtakes technique at times and he could struggle to mirror the release of savvy NFL slot receivers. The instincts and ball skills are rare and should translate to this level of competition in zone and man as long as he can shadow routes. Teams may worry about his size, but run support will not be a concern and Robertson could become a starting nickel as a Day 3 selection.
*Not the guy they are probably looking for

Luq Barcoo *not invited to the NFL combine, walterfootball has nothing on him so I had to do some digging
profootballready.com/2020-nfl-draft-sleeper-to-know-luq-barcoo-san-diego-state
SD State CB 
HEIGHT 6'1" WEIGHT 175 lbs
"His length immediately pops off the screen. He is every bit the listed 6’1” and has some very long arms to boot. He uses that length frequently throughout the route to stay in phase. He seems to always be in proper position, having the ability to make a play on the football.

At the catch point is where Barcoo becomes a special football player. His experience at the wide receiver position pays off big time, allowing for some spectacular plays through the catch point. He flashes solid hands and concentration to create turnovers through the point of contact."
*Sounds like a day 3 at best guy w/some upside if the team he goes to can develop him, again if the team is happy w/the starting options this could be a good kid to have on the roster as a developmental guy.

www.nfl.com/prospects/stanford-samuels?id=32195341-4d72-3337-4007-65a70fbc0494
STANFORD SAMUELS FLORIDA STATE CB
HEIGHT 6'1" WEIGHT 187 lbs
Overview
Tall, slender, man-cover corner who is disruptive and physical from press but needs to rely on technique and footwork to avoid penalties at the next level. Stat services dinged him for catches and yards allowed that should have clearly gone on the safety's tab. He plays with good instincts and athleticism to make plays on the football and is a challenging matchup on 50/50 balls. He possesses the necessary traits to fit into a variety of coverage schemes, but teams will want to see better effort and consistency in run support. Samuels might find starter's work within the first couple of years in the league.
*Another guy that could be the starter down the road if the team is okay w/what they have, then again they have db's on the roster in plenty if that is the case they probably won't look this direction at all.

thats it for the top 200 CB's

101-200

www.nfl.com/prospects/k'von-wallace?id=32195741-4c46-3687-512c-7a9d39cff37d
K'VON WALLACE CLEMSON S
HEIGHT 5'11" WEIGHT 206 lbs
Overview
While he played some safety and a lot of big nickel in 2019, his biggest impact came when cutting it loose as a downhill blitzer, disrupting the run and smashing quarterbacks. Wallace plays with exceptional grit and tenacity. He unloads with everything he's got on hit after hit. His hips may be too tight to hold up in man coverage and he lacks range as a high safety. He's a potential backup safety capable of playing near the line and helping on special teams.
*More backup/blitz package then starting S, but can be a ST. If they like their SS options then if he's sitting there on day 3 this could be a nice pick up.

www.nfl.com/prospects/brandon-jones?id=32194a4f-4e10-2151-1cf9-666515191aa5
BRANDON JONES TEXAS S
HEIGHT 5'1" WEIGHT 198 lbs
Overview
He's got a thumper's heart but doesn't have the frame to carry the pop necessary to handle that role. While Jones played boundary, field, and nickel safety position at Texas, he'll likely be pegged as a two-deep or single-high free safety due to man coverage limitations but above-average speed. He plays with good urgency and has soft hands, but just average instincts, which limited his ball production. He could get pushed up a round if he's a big tester. He has third-safety potential and offers early help on special teams.
*Not likely the guy they'd be looking for.

www.nfl.com/prospects/antoine-brooks%20jr.?id=32194252-4f18-8559-2d0b-364045d28995
ANTOINE BROOKS JR. MARYLAND S
HEIGHT 5'1" WEIGHT 220 lbs
Overview
He's either a versatile defender or one lacking a clean positional fit depending on a team's assessment and scheme. He's played in a variety of spots over the past two years, but hip tightness and lack of length do show themselves when matched in man coverage. He's a freelancer who lacks the range to play single-high, but his instincts and recognition talent improve his ability to challenge effectively as a split safety. He's a well-built banger with solo tackle talent near the line and should be a quality short zone defender. Brooks offers middle-round value as a split-safety capable of box duties and should offer an upgrade on special teams coverage.
*Boy this sounds like a Pace guy, and instead of getting him early he can get him late. Again if they aren't looking at a guy that has to start could be who they target.

www.nfl.com/prospects/j.r.-reed?id=32195245-4531-6552-c702-9c1c635c3be5
J.R. REED GEORGIA S
HEIGHT 6'1" WEIGHT 202lbs
Overview
Productive, football-savvy prospect with unremarkable traits and explosiveness, but an elevated football IQ to make up for it. He needs to prove he can hit the baseline speed and athleticism numbers as a split-safety who can drop into the box or cover tight ends despite his slender frame. His instinctive brand of football allows him to play chess against quarterbacks, but he could struggle if the offensive scheme is able to isolate him against a vertical target. The size, length and speed won't impress and he's not a rangy player, but toughness and smarts could push him beyond the measurables.
*Pace doesn't seem like the guy to not go w/athletic over high football iq w/physical limitations, so not sure this is the guy they target, especially as he's a bit thin to play SS. 

www.nfl.com/prospects/julian-blackmon?id=3219424c-4128-3027-fdc4-2c27128f84f7
JULIAN BLACKMON UTAH S
HEIGHT 6'0" WEIGHT 187lbs
Overview
While Blackmon displayed some inconsistencies in recognition and ball tracking in his first season at safety, the move clearly gives him his best chance to become a pro. The former cornerback has soft hands and carryover route-anticipation that should allow him to match against tight ends as a pro. He can play split safety, big nickel or help support the run as a down safety. His field recognition and angles to the football are still behind from his new position, but he should keep getting better. His December knee injury will push him down the draft board, but he has the traits and talent to make it in the league.
*Big versatile and athletic not finished as a player and injury that is going to leave him devalued, screams Pace guy. 

www.nfl.com/prospects/terrell-burgess?id=32194255-5210-2577-4960-9b8e33e83c2a
TERRELL BURGESS UTAH S
HEIGHT 5'11" WEIGHT 202 lbs
Overview
Utah is known for developing defensive talent and Burgess is the latest success story to emerge from the program. The cornerback-turned-safety plays with uncommon discipline and field vision despite just a single season as full-time starter. Teams love his versatility and ability to play nickel, but matchups against speed could cause some issues. He plays with good instincts and closing burst from high safety looks but doesn't have the striking ability to concern targets working the middle. Burgess' versatility, athleticism and feel for pathways to tackles in run support could make him a valuable middle-round pick with a chance to find the field early on in a variety of roles.
*Versatile but sounds like some athletic concerns, maybe not a starter in anyone area, but as a backup everywhere and not the guy likely the Bears are looking for if they want a starting SS.

www.nfl.com/prospects/tanner-muse?id=32194d55-5309-5608-cf11-ed8e106f171c
TANNER MUSE CLEMSON S
HEIGHT 6'2" WEIGHT 227 lbs
Overview
Slow-footed safety with hybrid linebacker tendencies. Muse plays with tight, restricted movement that lacks necessary fluidity to handle coverage duties as an NFL safety and he'll likely be asked to slide into a full-time linebacker role. He already has linebacker size and his frame should be able to handle additional weight if needed. His field agility and short-area athleticism aren't anything special despite moving over from safety. Muse's ability to cover tight ends and handle four-phase special teams duties improve his chances of making the backend of a roster.
*Not likely the guy

Outside of Fuller, and maybe Tolliver that is a big ol bag of meh-suck for outside CB. Skrine is the nickle. But if they really like Tolliver/Roberson to compete for the other spot of Fuller then you might be looking at a 5-7th pick. There isn't much there, but if the Bear like them ya might not happen. S is definitely an issue though, Jackson and not much.