Cornerbacks Shine at NFL Combine

0:00On February 28, cornerbacks took center stage at the NFL Combine on Friday, putting up impressive numbers in key drills like the 40-yard dash and jumps. The Indianapolis Colt head into the offseason feeling strong at the position with veterans like Charvary's Ward expected back next year alongside. Kenny Moore and others for solid depth. Teen scouting for speed, San Missouri's Toriano Pride Jr. lead the 40-yard dash at 432 seconds just ahead of George's Everett at 438. That kind of quickness turns heads for defensive backs needing to cover fast receivers. In the jumps, Indiana's D'Angelo pawn saw her to a 43-and-a-half-inch vertical while Arkansas's Julian Neal topped the broad jump at 11. Feet two inches. Agility drills highlighted Houston's Latreau McCutchen senior who owned the three cone at 7-flat and the shuttle at 418. Fans and coaches are buzzing about these athletic freaks, especially with the Colts already stacked with returners like Sauce Gardener and Justin. Wally, plus depth pieces such as Jonathan

1:06Edwards, it sets up intriguing draft decisions for teams looking to bolster their secondary. As the Combine rolls on, these cornerback standouts have scouts talking upgrades while the Colts can focus on fine-tuning what they have, rather than rebuilding from scratch.