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One of the most fun aspects of every NFL Draft as a writer is scouting prospects and trying to identify those hidden gems….the diamonds in the rough, if you will…guys who might not be Day 1 or Day 2 picks, but sure as hell seem to have what it takes to make it in the NFL. Today, this year’s “Hidden Gems” series rolls on with a look at the physical cornerback from Louisville, Jarvis Brownlee Jr..
I’m looking at the cornerback position the same way we’re looking at the receiver position. It’s great to have established pieces in place, but the Titans could still use some premium young guys to come in and develop with the future in mind. Sure, the additions of L’Jarius Sneed and Chidobe Awuzie alleviate the need for this team to invest in cornerback early, but there’s a reason the Titans are still sniffing around the position. And, hey - what’s the saying? You can never have enough defensive backs? Something like that, I’m sure. Dennard Wilson wants to talk about DAWGs and finding dudes who can get out there and scrap, Brownlee is one of the highlights of that philosophy in this year’s cornerback class. That’s why, from a cultural standpoint, Brownlee is the prototype for what Wilson wants in a defensive back from a style/effort standpoint.
Jarvis Brownlee Jr. Scouting Report
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