“Unveiling the Top Cornerback Gems: Which Prospects Could Revolutionize NFL Pass Coverage?”
Donât judge Hunter by what he did when the ball was thrown his way, but by how infrequently it was thrown his way in the first place.
3. Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina (39.1%)
Revelâs 2024 season was cut short by an ACL tear in East Carolinaâs third game. Two years ago, he led the Pirates in burn yards allowed per target (8.7%) and was a corner whom AAC quarterbacks tried hard to avoid regularly.
In limited action last year, Revel was usually sticky (hence the 39% burn rate and a by far-best-in-class 43.5% open rate allowed) but let up a 27% big play rate, one of the worst marks among the top cornerbacks in the class.
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