2013 NFL Draft Cornerback Rankings:

Cornerback Rankings | 2013 NFL Draft Updated:  April 12:

1. Dee Milliner, Alabama         

2. Desmond Trufant, Washington

3. Johnthan Banks, Miss. State

4. Jamar Taylor, Boise State

5. Xavier Rhodes, FSU

6. Jordan Poyer, Oregon State

7. Darius Slay, Miss. State

8. Logan Ryan, Rutgers

9. Robert Alford, SE Louisiana

10. David Amerson, NC State

11. B. W. Webb, William & Mary

12. Will Davis, Utah State

13. Dwayne Gratz, UConn

14. Blidi Wreh-Wilson, UConn

15. Leon McFadden, San Diego State

16. Tyrann Mathieu, LSU

17. Brandon McGee, Miami

18. Tharold Simon, LSU

19. Steve Williams, Cal

20. Johnny Adams, Michigan State

21. Josh Johnson, Purdue

22. D.J. Hayden, Houston

23. Micah Hyde, Iowa

24. Terry Hawthorne, Illinois

25. Nickell Robey, USC

26. Marc Anthony, Cal

27. Adrian Bushell, Louisville

28. Branden Smith, Georgia

29. Travis Howard, Ohio State

30. Kayvon Webster, South Florida

31. Nigel Malone, Kansas State

32. Mike Edwards, Hawaii

33. Kahlid Wooten, Nevada

34. Aaron Hester, UCLA

35. Sheldon Price, UCLA

36. Demetrius McCray, Appalachian State

37. Rod Sweeting, Georgia Tech

38. Ryan Lacy, Utah

Though there is really only one corner worthy of a top 15 selection (Dee Milliner), the corner position, like much of this draft has a nice balance of early talent and projectable players late. The one knock in this group is that many of the guys will probably max out as number 2 corners or slot guys. There is a good balance in terms of having a number of guys with various strengths. There are some big physical corners that fit better in press man systems, quick slot guys, and other quicker guys with good technique who fit better as off man or zone coverage corners.