Ranking the top DB prospects by ability to start for the Giants Week 1

2. Toledo CB Quinyon Mitchell

Many have argued that Quinyon Mitchell is the best corner in this year's draft class and it's easy to see why. While this would make it so the Giants would likely have to trade down in the first in order to draft him, investing in a player of Mitchell's skill could very well be worth it.

Mitchell is an incredible all-around prospect with elite athleticism and ball skills. NFL.com analyst Lance Zierlein said it best when he stated the following:

"Mitchell possesses a gumbo of traits, with size, strength and speed filling up the pot. He’s built like a running back, tackles like a safety and has the ball skills of a cornerback."

- Lance Zierlein, NFL.com

Last season at Toledo, Mitchell allowed just 27 receptions on 62 targets for 290 yards and zero touchdowns while racking up an interception and 14 pass breakups. His fluidity in zone coverage would make him a great fit in New York as well as his elite ball skills. Mitchell's man coverage could use a little work, but with the right coach, he'll catch on quickly.