If he is a surprise, then I am all for it. Personally I don’t care if someday he is our best CB, as long as somehow he is one of the best in the league. You know, McKelvin is a top pick, and has great ptoential, but it is win-win if both of those players pan out and even if Corner is looking better now, it may push McKelvin to be even better in the future. I think are corners are going to be a bright spot this year.

for the Bills in the 4th round. That’s what makes the draft so fun. You never know for sure about a player until they get out on the field and compete. It’s great to come out on the plus side, when a player outperforms expectations. Maybe Bell and Johnson will as well. Ace Bowen probably would have, if he hadn’t gotten injured.

I’m not worried about McKelvin, he’s just taking a little longer to develop. His drive will eventually lead him to catch up with and surpass Corner later this season.

Hardy will be O.K. for the same reason as McKelvin – he has that drive to succeed. Like Leodis, he just needs to keep working at it. It will come.

Ellis has me scratching my head a little bit at this point. We spent a third rounder on this guy? Hope he proves his doubters wrong, I think he has a few right now.

I feel that if Corner was drafted in the 1st round his report wouldn’t be so glowing. Its probably that for a 4th rounder who many thought should have gone later, he is surpassing expectations. I’m still willing to bet that McKelvin is the better corner but that it just takes more for him to get noticed. Sort of like how we are hearing so much more about Steve Johnson than James Hardy. My only real concern is where the heck is Chris Ellis. I want to hear something to lead me to believe he may contribute on passing downs.

Hardy’s been hurt, but had been starting to play pretty well before that. He’s in a tougher position to step right in anyways.

McKelvin, i don’t know what to say. I thought by now he’d be eclipsing the Corner’s of the world. I don’t know if that’s an indictment on him or praise for Corner yet though.

Ellis is a lineman, so it’s tough to get a read on him until actual live games, IMO. He’s had a few plays here and there thus far, and he’s also a tad on the raw side, so cut him some slack too.

Fine and Omon seem buried on the depth chart for now, same for Cox.

Bell has gotten some praise for quick learning and hard work, as well as athleticism.

And Stevie Johnson gets a glowing review seemingly every day. Can’t be disappointed with him thus far.

I like what we’ve seen from Corner by the way. I just wish McKelvin would step ahead of him…

We haven’t heard anything about McKelvin’s return abilities yet…

Is it worth mentioning that Reggie Corner is actually eight months older than Youboty, and about two years older than Cox and McKelvin? It’s possible he’s adjusting faster partially because of that.