Junior cornerbacks: Two down and one to go?

As has been the case almost every draft, talented young secondary players leave college to enter the NFL early and become first round draft choices. The second of the three big cornerbacks from the ranks of the juniors publicly affirmed his decision this weekend.

As we first alerted you on December 29th, Ohio State junior cornerback Chris Gamble announced after the Buckeyes Fiesta Bowl victory Friday evening his intentions of entering the NFL Draft.  Gamble, who started as a receiver and punt returner for Ohio State before moving to cornerback on a full-time basis, has been an all-Big Ten selection the past two seasons.  

He told the school's web site, "I knew I was always ready to play in the NFL. I had some bad games this year but I just wanted to bounce back and play real good this game. I think I did. I think I'm just ready right now."

TFY Analysis: You can't help but love Gamble's athleticism, explosiveness and penchant for the big play.  Conversely, his continual mental lapses which result in big plays is bothersome.  Gamble has a lot of skill but the breakdowns are a concern and will get him drafted much later then many are projecting.