re: Trae Waynes Discussion

decent objective take...

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Summary: This is a real nice corner who satisfies all my questions about a guy to excel at the next level. He is literally able to run the routes for the receiver, before the receiver gets to where he is going. He can ride the hip and mirror his man with incredible ease. Now, there is no point in drafting a press-man corner if you just want to play soft man all day, so you would hesitate to frustrate your men by not allowing them to run the coverages that they are suited for (Dallas). That said, when someone lines up in the college game and presses the top receiver at the top schools every Saturday and wins way more than he loses, then runs a 4.31 at the combine with a 1.53 10-yard split, then you assume he doesn’t make it to pick #20. Waynes is an exceptional player and is a better prospect for me than fellow Spartan Darqueze Dennard who went #24 to the Bengals last year in the 1st round. Pretty sure you won’t find a better corner in 2015.