Ranking under-the-radar cornerbacks Eagles must scout at Senior Bowl
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830. . . . Coby Bryant, Cincinnati. 8. player
Potential Eagles target Coby Bryant, Cincinnati Bearcats
Playing on a team that trotted future NFL stars like Desmond Ridder, Ahmad Gardner, and Myjai Sanders onto the field week after week made it easy to treat the guy playing on the opposite side of ‘Sauce’ like an afterthought. Coby Bryant was solid though. Then again, with a name like that, you have to be.
In 2021, Bryant racked up 44 total tackles, two interceptions, 11 pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. He’s six-foot-one. He weighs 198 pounds, and he’s most certainly someone that everyone must watch in the next Senior Bowl.
. Mario Goodrich, Clemson. 7. player. 879. .
Potential Eagles target Mario Goodrich, Clemson Tigers
It took a while for Mario Goodrich to break onto the field and prove that he was someone that we should take seriously. Despite the disappointing season for the Clemson Tigers, they were stacked in the secondary. This senior made the most of the opportunity that he eventually earned though.
In 11 games, he notched 42 tackles. Add that to two interceptions, a forced fumble, nine pass breakups, and a defensive touchdown. With a nice showing at the Senior Bowl and during the draft process, he’s someone that could rise on draft boards.