(01-23-2024, 01:17 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(01-23-2024, 12:15 PM)ClemsonOrangeJaguar Wrote: A CBs number one job is to not allow his WR to catch the football. In terms of catches/yards given up/completion percentage/QB Rating Nate Wiggins is tops of the CBs this class. No CB had better production or a tougher slate of competition playing early round NFL WRs than Nate (Xavier Legette/Johnny Wilson/Keon Coleman/Tez Walker)

How he didn't make All American is an indictment on whoever makes the list over an indictment of Wiggins. He was the best CB in CFB last year

That's cool, he's to light for my liking if we are taking a corner at 17.  I see him getting bullied by the bigger and more physical receivers.  He reminds me of Forbes last year, but not quite the ball hawk like Forbes was.

Nothing wrong with liking others. Cooper looks like a great player for sure. Didn't seem like you knew too much about how good Wiggins was this year so adding in the production.

Wiggins is slight and he'll need to get stronger but too be fair he's got 20 pounds on Forbes and likely 25 pounds by the time Wiggins weighs in at the combine. He'll be close to 190. Forbes was 166

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