XFL player draft: Cornerbacks

The XFL has announced its player pool ahead of its inaugural season starting in February. The XFL player draft will start on Tuesday October 15 and wrap up the following day.

So who are these players? You can find them all listed by position here on Cabache’s Corner.
QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DE | DT | LB | SAF | ST

Cornerbacks. The biggest divas on a football field (if you ask the receivers), that are actually tasked with one of the toughest jobs. There are many great cornerbacks in the game right now, who can completely take away one offensive player on every snap. Who is going to take the crown as the best CB in the XFL?


The players are listed in alphabetical order, on order of the days they were announced – Day one players come first, then day two players are listed alphabetically and so on.

Jude Adjei-Barimah, Bowling Green
Ray Buchanan Jr., Northern Iowa
Trey Caldwell, Louisiana Monroe
Qua Cox, Jackson State
Chris Davis, Southern Illinois
Justin Gibbons, Aurora
Ladarius Gunter, Miami (FL)
Demontre Hurst, Oklahoma
Anthoula Kelly, Fresno State
Desmond Lawrence, North Carolina
Harlan Miller, SE Louisiana
C.J. Moore, North Carolina Central
Najee Murray, Kent State
J.R. Nelson, Montana
Raysean Pringle, Southern Utah
Joseph Putu, Florida
JaCorey Shephard, Kansas
Channing Stribling, Michigan
Jack Tocho, NC State
Ian Wells, Ohio
Omari WIllions, Samford
Terrence Alexander, LSU
Malik Boynton, Austin Peay
Bryce Canady, Florida International
Reggie Cole, Mary Hardin Baylor
Jaylen Dunlap, Illinois
Artel Foster-Bell, Temple
Heath Harding, Miami (OH)
Tyree Holder, Ball State
Charles James, Charleston Southern
Jeremiah Johnson, Concord (WV)
Travis Lee, Miles College
Sterling Moore, SMU
Aarion Penton, Missouri
Dante Redwood, Mercyhurst
David Simmons, North Park
Roman Tatum, Southern Illinois
Zeke Walker, SE Louisiana
Raekwon Williams, Florida Atlantic
Elijah Battle, West Virginia
Bryce Cheek, Akron
Lashard Durr, Mississippi State
Tyrin Holloway, Western Illinois
Joshua Jenkins, Army
Shelton Lewis, Florida Atlantic
Christopher Love, East Carolina
KJ Morton, Baylor
Darius Mouton, UNLV
Dashaun Phillips, Tarleton State
Jackson Porter, UMass
Trovon Reed, Auburn
Joel Ross, Appalachian State
Mohammed Seisay, Nebraska
Albert Smalls, Northern Illinois
Mike Stevens, NC State
Robert Taylor, Washington State
Ranthony Texada, TCU
Cleveland Wallace, San Jose State
Malik Warner, Wagner
Nick Watkins, Houston
Marquez White, Florida State
Steve Williams, California
Donatello Brown, Valdosta State
Treston Decoud, Oregon State
Clifton Duck, Appalachian State
Doran Grant, Ohio State
Will Hines, SE Louisiana
Bradford Lemmons, Furman
Jay Liggins, Dickinson State
DeJuan Neal, Sheperd
Deatrick Nichols, South Florida
Deji Olatoye, North Carolina A&T
Brian Peavy, Iowa State
Malik Reaves, Villanova
CJ Roberts, Colorado State-Pueblo
C.J. Smith, North Dakota State
Jamar Summers, Connecticut
Brayleon Thorns, Southeast Louisiana
Ian Wells, Ohio
Oscar White, Dubuque
Khalid Wooten, Nevada
Jordan Wyatt, SMU
Chris Davis, Auburn
Josh Hawkins, East Carolina
Jamal Peters, Mississippi State
Justin Martin, Tennessee
Herb Miller, Florida Atlantic
Dakari Monroe, San Jose State
Jalen Myrick, Minnesota
Robert Nelson, Arizona State
D’Andre Payne, Iowa State
Jermaine Ponder, St. Francis
Jermaine Robinson, Toledo
Damian Swann, Georgia
Bradley Sylve, Alabama
Arnold Tarpley, Vanderbilt
Ryan White, Auburn
Darius Williams, Colorado State-Pueblo



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