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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Honestly, I don't want my #1 corner getting smacked down on special teams. Bad enough having Ellis Hobbs at #2 CB back there.How high would you draft the #1 CB and #1 returner?
Gosselin rate the McKelvin as the top returner in the draft (he is both a kick returner and a punt returner). He also rates him as the #1 corner.
Does the combination make him worth being picked by the patriots at #7 or #8 or #9 or #10?
How high would you draft the #1 CB and #1 returner?
Gosselin rate the McKelvin as the top returner in the draft (he is both a kick returner and a punt returner). He also rates him as the #1 corner.
Does the combination make him worth being picked by the patriots at #7 or #8 or #9 or #10?
Honestly, I don't want my #1 corner getting smacked down on special teams. Bad enough having Ellis Hobbs at #2 CB back there.
He also scored 2 TD's on punt returns in 2007, so I think he's the better fit for NE, and has some ability as a returner.Antoine Cason is the best corner in the draft, IMO.
This is just one of the reviews I have read about him and there are many more just like this.
"Cason has the ability to be a true shutdown corner. Not only does he have the athleticism, quickness, and ball skills, but he has the attitude of a top tier corner. Cason will not back down from anyone, and loves be tested. He shows the ability to turn and run with receivers, and has the ability to locate the ball while it is in the air. Cason does not shy away from run stopping either. He is very active and quickly reads a run and aggressively pursues the ball carrier."