THESE are the TOP 10 CBs in the 2025 NFL Draft

The 2025 NFL Draft has some very exciting cornerback prospects! In this video I provide a dive into the top 10 CBs in the 2025 NFL Draft and provide my NFL Draft Rankings. Where should Jahdae Barron, Travis Hunter, Will Johnson, and Benjamin Morrison rank? Let me know your favorite CB prospect in the comments below!

[MadhavMahesh-wq]

Excellent vid. I feel like Hunter is better in a man/press role than a zone CB. His technique is really underrated in press, he's great at varying his approach for different release packages, plus he's mostly disciplined, not opening his hips early. That, in addition to his footwork and athleticism helping him stay in phase through advanced release packages all have serious potential in making him the next man/press shutdown CB in the NFL.

[PatriotS]

It’d be nice if you added their 40 time.

[DanielleWilliams-vz]

Great list but left off best CB Justin walley and Noah Williams second best imo

[esco]

Will Johnson is my #1 DB he’s a monster!!!

[horaceragin]

Cornerbacks 2025 NFL Draft for the Atlanta Falcons. #10 Parrish (RD #3) 5'9 191 is too short. #9 Hairston (RD#3) too light 5"11 183. #8 Revel (RD#2-#3) Very nice size 6'1 194. #7 Thomas (RD #2) 6'1 197. #6 Amos (RD#2) 6'0 195.#5 Porter 6'2 195 (RD2). #4 Morrison 6'0193 (RD 2-3). #3 Barron 5'10 194 kinda short (RD 1-2). #2 Johnson 6'1 194. #1Hunter 6'0 188

[kapilagarwal]

He's a good cb prospect, good instincts, has seen a ton of football, fluid hips, great compete, and is very physical right before and at the catch point.

I totally disagree w/ matt harmon's odell take. He does not have anywhere near the juice or quicks of an elite wr prospect. His big plays are in a bad defensive conference off of missed tackles, bad angles, gaping zone whole, dbs playing way off or in no mans land, and the famed college football spin move that works every time until it doesn't in the nfl (remember Quentin Johnston and countless other big 10/12 receivers that made house calls). He also got a shit ton of volume his way, Sanders was always looking for him when the play broke down (and he's definitely good in those scenarios). It's just not an easy way to win in the nfl, it's some back yard football stuff. He's really good at reading the flow of play and this can be a weapon with the right qb, but i still think he has to become a more nuanced route runner.

If you look at his screen plays i don't see the juice. His skillset is an X receiver in a slot wr's body. Best case scenario you are looking at deandre hopkins/george pickens who's shorter and has shorter arm length. It's a huge projection. He's mostly a corner at the next level and then a lot of what if at wr.

[BatW]

like Porter but his age at 25 hes a little old