- Chris Houston - Chris Houston was the stud among the defensive backs at the combine, running a 4.32 40, and putting up 27 reps in the bench press, both best among defensive backs. Houston went from a first-round consideration but likely second-rounder to a definite first-rounder who is one of the top three cornerbacks in the draft.

- Eric Wright- Wright put up a 4.36 40 and was impressive in the positional drills, making Wright a likely choice for the early second round.

- Marcus McCauley- McCauley showed his speed and athleticism in the measurable drills, making McCauley a first-round possibility once again.


Combine Duds

- Daymeion Hughes - Hughes put up a 4.65 40, very slow for a cornerback. Hughes, a likely first-round choice, is now a third-rounder at best. Hughes did nothing to impress scouts at the combine and unless he has a good pro day he could find himself a Day 2 pick.

- Ryan Smith- Smith put up a 4.62 40 and 11 reps on the bench press. It seems unlikely Smith is drafted.


Top 20 Cornerbacks with Values
1. Darrelle Revis - 1st round
2. Leon Hall - 1st round
3. Chris Houston - 1st round
4. Aaron Ross- 1st round
5. Marcus McCauley- 1st-2nd round
6. Eric Wright- 2nd round
7. Josh Wilson- 2nd-3rd rounder
8. Tanard Jackson- 2nd-3rd rounder
9. David Irons- 2nd-3rd rounder
10. Jonathan Wade- 3rd-4th rounder
11. Travarous Bain- 3rd-4th rounder
12. Daymeion Hughes- 3rd-4th rounder
13. Fred Bennett- 3rd-4th rounder
14. Tarell Brown- 4th-5th rounder
15. C.J Gaddis- 4th-5th rounder
16. Kenny Scott- 4th-5th rounder
17. Michael Coe- 4th-5th rounder
18. DeAndre Jackson- 5th rounder
19. Anthony Arline- 5th rounder
20. A.J Davis- 5th rounder