ON THE CLOCK: Dion Jordan or Jonathan Banks?

[Birdmond]

I think david amerson is better fit then banks,but Jordan would be great addition ,but I would take Montgomery or mingo over him this draft is deep enough that we don't need to reach for players lots of value in 2013 draft!!

Amerson will not play CB in the NFL. He'll be a FS.

[Dolfan Dave]

Draft forum.

Need some help off your high horse so you can answer the question posed?
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[jbonejr1]

Dion Jordan

[Birdmond]

Banks.

[finfanatic13]

Jordan. All day.

[edaniel1717]

Jordan... for sure...

have to put pressure on the QB....

[jlfin]

Oh right we should continue to use 5th, 6th, 7th round picks on acorns for our skill positions, right? No the only one who is foolish is Ireland.

sophistry will get you nowhere
You must have gone to public school and never taught how to count. There is a 2, 3 and 4 between 1 and 5.

[MP-Omnis]

Johnathan Banks, but make sure you get Margus Hunt later.

[Fin Thirteen]

Banks, but it's close. His stock is dropping, with the awful November he had and a terrible outing vs Bama in Oct. But he did play through a knee injury during that time, so he gets a little credit. Before that he had a terrific game against Tenn and their stellar WRs.

We need another good corner so badly, I find it hard to look past Banks if I have to choose between the two. But we are also a very one-paced team and Jordan is rapier quick. I love how amazingly well conditioned Kelly's Oregon are. Every player you get out of there will have been institutionalised into being the best conditioned freak they can be.

Take Banks to the bank as a starter. Jordan is more of an investment. Bound to start as at least a situational player, but difficult to project what you'll ultimately end up with. could be an All Pro, could be a jack of all trades and master of none. Miami doesn't gamble enough, but in this case I would go with Banks.

[BC26]

Jordan. We need to create more pressure which will lead to more turnovers and better cornerback play. In today's NFL, cornerbacks are at such a disadvantage and they cannot touch the WR's. If we want improved CB play, we need to rush the decisions that the QB's are making by applying more pressure. Just my two cents.