Top 10 Philadelphia Eagles CB targets not named Surtain, Horn, Farley
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Okay Philadelphia Eagles fans, how are you doing?
What did you think about those first two names? Here’s the bottom five of our top ten.
8. Shaun Wade, Ohio State
Perhaps the most disappointing thing about the tape Shaun Wade crafted in 2020 was this. To make long stories short, he played his worst or he had a mixed game when the Ohio State Buckeyes played their best competition.
Wade’s film versus the likes of Penn State, Indiana, Northwestern, and Clemson is tough to watch in spots, and that’s putting things mildly.
7. Ifeatu Melifonwu, Syracuse
It’s hard not to like Ifeatu Melifonwu. For some of you, it was tough to pay attention because you realized that you were tuned into Syracuse football, so you immediately changed the channel.
This young man is worth the price of admission. He’s also six-foot-three and 213 pounds, so it’s hard not to fall in love with what he looks like. He also had a nice showing at the Senior Bowl, and that has scouts buzzing some.
6. Kelvin Joseph, Kentucky
Let’s try to be as gentle about this as we can. Part of the reason that everyone’s gushing about Kyle Pitts is that they keep thinking about that highlight tape, and boy oh boy, did Pitts put up a lot of nice film versus Kentucky.
Sure, Pitts had his day, but he did that to everyone. There’s no reason to look at Kelvin Joseph any differently. He’s six-foot-one and 197 pounds so he has good size. Going forward, he’ll also need to improve on some techniques before moving up the ladder.