Building your draft board position by position - week 4: CB

[Box_O_Rocks]

I want to pose an interesting question. Who is the most likely CB to switch to Safety and become a standout?

My nominee is Kenny Scott from Georgia Tech. He has speed, size and size potential. His coverage ability is good but not great for a CB. His hips are not quite good enough for a standout CB, but he does tackle and hit. That says a Safety conversion will work with potential to create a star FS. As a FS, he would be a top coverage safety with great speed.

Many big CBs are timid tacklers; so they don't make good Safeties. That doesn't apply to Kenny.

He's a little light if I recall correctly, my off the top of my head thought was he weighed less than 180. I've not put much time into him after a character flag came up in my reading.

 

[Seneschal2]

I want to pose an interesting question. Who is the most likely CB to switch to Safety and become a standout?

Not predicting any of them will succeed but here's a few who may make the switch:

Tanard Jackson -- played CB throughout college but moved to Safety during Senior Bowl week. Is now listed as a FS first.

Michael Coe -- listed as a CB but played his last 4 games at FS

Allan Ball -- listed as a CB and was a 4-yr starter at that position. A somewhat slow 4.52, and kind of twiggy at 6-2 183 -- but possesses good ball skills. BB has drafted two CBs from Illinois -- Eugene Wilson and Christian Morton. Wilson was also a 4-yr starter at CB.

 

[Box_O_Rocks]

Rayshaun Kizer, CB, Walsh
Pro-Day
Dates: 03/09/07
Height: 5091
Weight: 185
40 Yrd Dash: 4.51
20 Yrd Dash: 2.62
10 Yrd Dash: 1.56
225 Lb. Bench Reps: 15
Vertical Jump: 35 1/2
Broad Jump: 10'0"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.07
3-Cone Drill: 6.73

2005 Season
Started every game at left corner for second straight season… picked off three passes and recorded 41 tackles… returned five kick-offs for 31.8 average...6 int in 2004...