Looks small on film.
Doesn't shed blocks.
WRs in our division are tall and fast.
Left the combine with hip stiffness.

Did we spend our #1 pick on a slot CB who may have problems staying healthy?

Lattimore redshirted his first year at Ohio State in 2014 and played in only seven games his redshirt freshman year in 2015, due to hamstring injuries.[3][4][5] He fully recovered from the injuries to become a starter in 2016.[6][7] On November 29, 2016, Lattimore was named First Team All-Big Ten by the coaches.

Love this pick but as much as I love this pick I hate the 32 pick. All the top pass rushers were gone would've preferred we traded down or picked forest lamp instead due to his hip surgery and being a 1 year starter

Sources Tell Us "I've studied the top cornerbacks coming out and he's the best I've seen. He's so athletic that he can just post up under the receiver's chin and shadow him all over the field. And he's tough, too. He'll be one of the top cornerbacks pretty quickly." -- Pro personnel director for AFC team

NFL Comparison: Vontae Davis

Bottom Line: Average-sized, one-year starter with explosive athleticism and a loaded tool box. He has the feet, hips and agility to be a lockdown cornerback and the ball skills to make teams pay for looking in his direction. His lack of experience could show up early, but he has the confidence and competitive nature that should help him overcome those issues. He has the ability to become a Pro Bowl cornerback early in his career.

Then some are saying we picked up a tackle for the future, how does that help our Defense now.
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nobody liked the Peat pick either but he's a hoss and played well at LG and LT last year.