There are a ton of good CBs this year. How would you feel if a guy like Tabor is there at pick 35?


Personally I think we are just fine at Corner but with the 3 WR sets all year it puts a lot of pressure on Colvin.


And to be honest Colvin isn't even average to me. He's below average.


Before you say "too many other needs" I'm basing this on him being rated as a top corner before the season started.

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There will be a lot of better players available at 35, many of which will be corners.

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There will be a lot of better players available at 35, many of which will be corners.

 

 

Agreed. I want an OG here anyway, but in the 3rd round, I believe there will be some very good corners available as well. 

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Yeah, if Dion Dawkins or Cam Robinson is there, I think you gotta take him.. If they're gone and Feeney is still there, I think I take him too.


 

But all three are gone, I can see a few different possibilities including CB.


 

 

Tabor is interesting because he was a concensus top three before running a 4.62 at the combine. Now he might be there in round three. Meanwhile in round two, it comes down to how many are going round one. You likely have Lattimore, White, Humphrey and Conley gone for sure... but you could have a guy like Quincy Wilson
or Cordrea Tankersley falling to the early part of round two.

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'02

I have zero interest in Tabor anywhere in this draft.  Too many good CB prospects in this class to gamble on him IMO. 

 

Maybe some team gets lucky with him in the 3rd round, but I'm not sold on his NFL prospects. 

 

He clearly plays faster than that miserable 40 time, but I don't think he can consistently match up with the speed of NFL receivers. 

He'd probably be a good #2 corner in a system that doesn't press often. 

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I do believe we need one more cb. If we are as good as we might be next year, we might run into a team like new England and we will need the coverage. Plus depth. I like tabor. I know he ran a little slower 40 but this guy a is a play maker

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I'll pass. I'd prefer a guard in the 2nd, but if the top few guys are gone, then there will be better DBs there when we pick

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we need to fix the OL and you want a corner round 2 after signing Bouye to a massive deal?

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I wouldn't even take him in the third.

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I have zero interest in Tabor anywhere in this draft. Too many good CB prospects in this class to gamble on him IMO.


Maybe some team gets lucky with him in the 3rd round, but I'm not sold on his NFL prospects.


He clearly plays faster than that miserable 40 time, but I don't think he can consistently match up with the speed of NFL receivers.

He'd probably be a good #2 corner in a system that doesn't press often.

I disagree. I think he's can definitely be a good pro. He's very talented. That time is a little concerning but I've watched him play quite a bit and he plays better than he practices.


I think he's obviously still pretty immature, my question mark on him is just how dedicated to developing further will he be?

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Coughlin when asked if winning will be a focus: "What the hell else is there? This is nice and dandy, but winning is what all this is about."

If he falls to the 3rd, the Jaguars would have to take him.

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No way with our 2nd rounder.

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