Donovan Warren is an experienced player who spent 3 years as a starter at Michigan, and will be able to step into a starting role immediately in the N.F.L. He has all the tools to be a lock down corner at the next level except for his lack of elite speed, had a poor showing at the combine running only a 4.64, and had trouble keeping up with the speedier receivers while at Michigan. His other problem is him getting caught being over aggressive when it comes to jumping routes, and getting caught trying to make the big play instead of the easy one, though that is a rather simple thing that can be ironed out at the next level. Other than that, he is a very polished player. He has good size, great athleticism and agility, and excellent ball skills. If he can prove he has the speed to keep up with the faster receivers in the league, then there is little holding Warren back from being a top end corner in the N.F.L. Warren should come off the board sometime in the third round range.
