CB in the draft worth 2nd-3rd round picks

I couldn't find the thread where I thought C Houston could be the #1 CB - 4.32 40, 27 reps on bench, 36 '' vert... he is a workout warrior and it will pay off.

Other Db times:

Landry - 4.35

1. Chris Houston Arkansas 4.32
2. LaRon Landry LSU 4.35
3. Leon Hall Michigan 4.39
T-4. Anthony Arline Baylor 4.43
T-4. Travarous Bain Hampton 4.43
6. David Irons Auburn 4.44
T-7. Tarell Brown Texas 4.45
T-7. C.J. Gaddis Clemson 4.45
T-7. Michael Griffin Texas 4.45
10. Fred Bennett South Carolina 4.46



T-1. Jonathan Wade Tennessee 4.36
T-1. Eric Wright UNLV 4.36
T-3. Marcus McCauley Fresno St. 4.39
T-3. Kenny Scott Georgia Tech 4.39
T-3. Josh Wilson Maryland 4.39
T-6. Aaron Ross Texas 4.44
T-6. Bo Smith Weber St. 4.44
T-8. Brandon Meriweather Miami (FL) 4.47
T-8. Sabby Piscitelli Oregon St. 4.47
T-10. Reggie Nelson Florida 4.48
T-10. Eric Weddle Utah 4.48
T-10. John Wendling Wyoming 4.48

1. Jonathan Wade Tennessee 40½ )

 

I still feel if we drafted Rich Gardner in the 3rd, we can certainly take a gamble on Jonathan Wade in the 3rd. I wonder how high he'll go. I've felt for a while he could be an asset in this defense, and is flexible enough to play multiple positions. People say he's raw at CB, but I just see a football player when I watch him play.

 

Well...

I still can't figure out how Wade is not the 1st or 2nd CB rated. The guy can cover very well, supports the run, and is an excellent athlete. The only knock I've seen is his attitude. People wonder if he'll work this hard once he gets his payday. So I'm guessing his interviews are crucial for where he goes.

I can't see him falling to round 3 and I think someone could certainly take him in rnd 1 (though I think he goes in rnd 2).

Gut

 

Wade isn't very strong or physical but he made some HUGE strides this year when he played in spring practice and dropped track for the first year.