NFL Executive on 2020 NFL Draft CB Class: There's No Ramsey, Revis in Group

There is a lot of hype surrounding the cornerbacks in the 2020 NFL draft class, but some teams don't see any of them becoming elite players at the position.

"There's no Jalen Ramsey or Darrelle Revis in this group," one executive told Bob McGinn of The Athletic. "But there's starting-caliber players. There's six or seven."

Bleacher Report's Matt Miller listed Ohio State's Jeff Okudah as the No. 3 overall player in the class, while Florida cornerback C.J. Henderson ranks No. 13.

With a score of 96 out of 100, Miller believes Okudah will become an All-Pro level talent.

The consensus All-American is also a favorite among those in draft rooms. Per McGinn, 14 of 17 team personnel voted Okudah the top player at the position. Henderson earned two first-place votes, while one person voted for Reggie Robinson out of Tulsa.

"I don't like to use the term 'can't miss' because there's way too many variables, but he's pretty can't miss," a scout told McGinn.

Despite the high praise, some clearly believe Okudah and the others are a notch below Revis and Ramsey, which might not be too far out of line.

Both players were highly regarded prospects before being taken in the top half of the first round. Revis went on to become one of the top cornerbacks of his generation with four first-team All-Pro selections, while Ramsey is off to a good start with three Pro Bowl trips in four years.

This is a lot to live up to for any of the prospects in the 2020 class.