Which CB do you draft?

[Steve-LA Chargers]

A)
80 82 84 60 94 86 91 92
80 83 86 61 96 87 91 96

B)
82 80 84 60 93 86 90 92
83 80 86 61 95 87 91 93

C)
83 83 80 60 94 86 91 96
83 83 83 61 95 87 91 96

[Dan-Cincinnati]

C

[James-Eagles]

A

[Jerry-Redskins]

This ones closer but C

[Dean-Atlanta]

A -- maybe but the SP is a liability, they get beat deep by 83/84 SP WRs
B -- YES the best overall of the three but prefer at least a 82 SP
C --NO, NO, and NO. Draft these CBs and my WRs make cuts on them and get open all day

[Jerry-Redskins]

Now we have a philosophical difference. I believe the AC matters more on getting open after a cut.

[Dean-Atlanta]

I think both AC and AG play a key role for WRs, I can see your point that higher AC can get them away from the CB more quickly after the cut, but I suspect the Ag lets them make the change of direction more smoothly, and I think the AG on the CB is key to covering better. If you look at my current WRs, given their pots, Shi Smith and Amari Rodgers will eventually be the top 2 WRs.