DeAngelo Pons continues to defy the odds and prove despite his smaller size.

He's a top cornerback in the 2026 NFL draft.

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Welcome back to the Locked-on NFL Draft podcast, your daily podcast, covering your favorite

draft prospects, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm your boy, Damien Parst.

I'm an NFL draft analyst with Bleacher Report.

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listen today and everyday shot for being our everydayers. Guys, the national championship game was

last night. It's all over and done the Indiana Hoosiers when undefeated. And we're going to talk about

the moneymakers. We'll talk about the bag funnels of those guys who dropped their stock.

And we're going to hand out the game ball on today's show

from the national championship game. And let's start off with our moneymakers.

No hiding from the tape. It's time for moneymakers and bag fumblers.

What a good game. It was a tough, physical, gritty game last night, but

DeAngelo Pons, the cornerback out of Indiana. This young man played a heck of a game last night

in the national championship. And he continues to defy the odds. DeAngelo Pons, for those

who don't know, he's a 5'9, 173-pound cornerback for the Hoosiers,

who basically came over from JMU with Kurt Signetti. And this young man was absolutely

lights out versus the Miami Hurricanes. And that talented wide receiver core, Carson Beck and the Miami Hurricanes targeted Talented Y-Receiver Corps.

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