One of the smallest corners in football could be the perfect size for the Jets in the second round of the NFL draft.

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I'm John B from gangreneation.com, and on today's show, we're going to focus on three prospects who should be on the Jets radar in the second round of the NFL draft.

There's a defensive back from the West Coast who does everything Aaron Glenn wants from a corner, except one thing. There's a wide

receiver from Texas A&M who could add some sorely needed playmaking ability to the Jets offense.

And there's a small cornerback from Indiana who does not play small. Now on this podcast over the

last couple of weeks, we've really focused on the first round of the NFL draft. There are lots of different directions that the Jets can go. And this will be a very consequential first round of the draft for the Jets since they have a pair of picks, the first of which comes second overall, where they will have a chance to add a blue chip playmaker. And it's 16 overall, where you still have a chance to get a great player. But this is also an important draft for the Jets because they have a pair of second round picks. They have their own second round pick, which is 33rd overall. It is the opening pick on day two of the draft. And they have the 44th overall pick, which they acquired from the Dallas Cowboys in the Quinn and Williams trade. So in the top 44 picks, they have a chance to add four good players.

First round's critical, but so is the second round.

So let's give the Jets three prospects to look at.

The first prospect I'm going to name might be familiar to you if you followed college football this year.

He played for the national champion Indiana Hoosiers.

It still sounds weird to say that Indiana Hoosiers are the national champions in college football, but it's true.

And of course, most of the glory went to Fernando Mendoza, their quarterback who won the Heisman

trophy and who was a virtual lock to go number one overall to the Raiders. But Indiana also had

a lot of other quality players.

One of them was DeAngelo Pons, who was a cornerback for them.

And I think if Pons had a normally sized frame, he'd be a first round pick.

In fact, he might be the number one corner off the board.

But most big boards have him going in the second rounds. And that's

because he's only 5.9 and 182 pounds. That's really small. That's about as small as you can get

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