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2a. Antoine Cason, Arizona, 5115, 182, 4.49, 20, 35.5 (CB/S)

Cason returned to Tucson and now has 4 years at starting corner for the Wildcats, becoming even more polished and experienced. He improving drastically in each season. All Pac-10 2nd team in 2005, and Al Pac-10 1st team in 2006 and 2007. Good athleticism, excellent instincts, anticipation and awareness have made him almost flawless in coverage. Cason shows very fluid hips, good technique and footwork keeps him with the receiver...

None of these guys have set themselves apart from each other. They all bring additional skills to the board. The problem is this, while the CB position is deep it does not have a group of truly great CBs. So the results is mock drafts have a lot of teams taking risks this year that they would never take in 2007. I would not be surprised to see CB become more of a hot item in round 2 and on the opening of day 2 with round 3 than in the first round like so many think.

1a. Leodis McKelvin,...