[h=4]Draft Analysis[/h]
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[TD="bgcolor: transparent"][h=2]WHAT HE BRINGS[/h]At 6-foot-2 1/2, Jean-Baptiste doesn't have great top-end speed, but he is a big corner with the strength and length (32 3/8-inch arms) to reroute receivers at the line of scrimmage and muscle them out of routes downfield. He's a former receiver who plays the ball well and can make plays in coverage. He can also step up and help out in run support.
[h=2]HOW HE FITS[/h]Jean-Baptiste has drawn comparisons to Seattle All-Pro Richard Sherman. He was a receiver in the past and has position flexibility, able to play corner or safety. In this Rob Ryan defense, Jean-Baptiste will be a physical press corner. He can play close to the line of scrimmage and challenge receivers, something Ryan will love. His ability to cover without help and reroute receivers will allow this defense to blitz and be aggressive. While he is not a finished product, there is major upside here.[/TD]
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