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So Mansour Delane, the corner for LSU, ran 4-3 on his LSU Pro Day the other day. The tape does not lie.

Sticky, sticky cover corner. This guy is going to be a very good NFL corner. But did you know

that the biggest concern about Delane? And I didn't know this until started to consider the possibility that he

could go seven. There is a need for corner. We are still looking for a number one corner. I don't

know that Trey Amos is a number one corner, but the idea of a true number one corner opposite

Trey Amos, with maybe's still moving into the slot.

It's not a bad, you know, look if your pass rush improves.

But Mansour Delane, the corner from LSU, played last year through a significant core muscle injury.

Played through it, played at a super high level.

But this apparently is a big issue for the teams in their evaluation of Delaine.

They love his size, they love obviously his speed, they love his footwork,

they love his ability to really smother and sticky, you know, sort of coverage on receivers.

There is a belief that he has the ability to be a true number one, and maybe even, you know,

for whatever it's worth, it's hard to do it in today's

game, but a lockdown corner possibility. But he played through a painful core muscle injury

that the NFL will be doing a lot of research on to make sure that this is not something that is more

long-term in nature. Because while he was able to play with it on a very good LSU team, good

LSU defense, much better, LSU defense, not only last year the year before, it's like when

Jaden left, the defense got much better. If he had played on the defense they had last year the year before. It's like when Jaden left, the defense got much better.

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