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2027 NFL Draft Cornerbacks

Updated October 17, 2026. No. 1 among cornerbacks is Louisville cornerback Kaleb Beasley, who 4 interceptions and 42 tackles this season. Ta'Shawn James of UCLA is next.

Top 16 cornerbacks

Updated October 17, 2026. Grades on 2026 production.

RkProspectSchool2026 lineGradeMock
1Kaleb Beasley
CB6' 1", 200 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Louisville4 interceptions and 42 tackles94.01st
2Ta'Shawn James
CB6' 0", 211 lbsSR
UCLA4 interceptions and 29 tackles89.85th
3Robert Fitzgerald
CB6' 0", 210 lbsSR
Northwestern2 interceptions and 49 tackles87.413th
4Jordan Castell
CB6' 2", 211 lbsSR
Kentucky2 interceptions and 48 tackles85.722nd
5Koi Perich
CB6' 1", 202 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Oregon2 interceptions and 34 tackles84.323rd
6Jordan McRae
CB5' 11", 180 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Louisiana Tech3 interceptions and 29 tackles83.229th
7KP Price
CB6' 2", 205 lbsSR
Boston College2 interceptions and 36 tackles82.3Round 2+
8Simeon Harris
CB6' 0", 190 lbsSR
Fresno State3 interceptions and 31 tackles81.5Round 2+
9Demari Henderson
CB6' 0", 185 lbsSR
UCF2 interceptions and 30 tackles80.8Round 2+
10Caleb Womack
CB5' 10", 180 lbsSR
San José State2 interceptions and 41 tackles80.2Round 2+
11Dejuan Lane
CB6' 2", 215 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Tennessee2 interceptions and 23 tackles79.6Round 2+
12Red Morgan
CB6' 0", 191 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Alabama2 interceptions and 23 tackles79.1Round 2+
13Ty Bryant
CB6' 0", 196 lbsSR
Kentucky1 interception and 44 tackles78.6Round 2+
14Bray Hubbard
CB6' 2", 215 lbsSR
Alabama2 interceptions and 26 tackles78.2Round 2+
15Devon Jordan
CB5' 11", 183 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Baylor2 interceptions and 22 tackles77.8Round 2+
16Bradlee Jones
CB6' 0", 185 lbsSR
Rutgers2 interceptions and 25 tackles77.4Round 2+

How the board is graded

The Parlae Desk's mock draft: our projection, updated every Tuesday.

  • The order is the standings as they stand today, worst record first.
  • Each team's needs come from its own numbers: passer rating, yards a carry, sacks for and against, run and pass defense, takeaways, and the snap shares on our depth charts.
  • The board ranks every draft-eligible junior and senior in major college football by this season's production at his position, with credit for a Power Four schedule; each position starts from a ceiling that reflects how early the league drafts it.
  • Each team takes the prospect with the best grade once its biggest needs are counted. Offensive linemen leave no individual line in a box score, so they are not on the board.

Nothing here is a scouting report. Every stat is from the games played; the order of the board and the fit of a prospect to a team are our projection and change as the season does.

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By the Parlae deskBig board updated Oct 17, 2026 at 11:20 AM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number