2026 Fantasy Football Cornerback Rankings
This is the latest ESPN’s Cornerback rankings. Who are the 32 teams’ best and worst Cornerback in the ongoing 2026 NFL season?
LSU’s Mansoor Delane leads this cornerback ranking thanks to his elite coverage instincts, length, and ability to lock down top receivers in both man and zone schemes. Right behind him, Jermod McCoy of Tennessee stands out as a physical, aggressive defender who thrives at the line of scrimmage and brings strong ball skills. Clemson’s Avieon Terrell continues the family legacy with smooth footwork, quick recovery speed, and high football IQ, making him one of the most reliable cover corners in this class.
San Diego State’s Chris Johnson earns his spot with impressive athleticism and versatility, while Brandon Cisse from South Carolina brings size, toughness, and press-man potential that NFL teams value on the outside. Tennessee’s Colton Hood shows steady improvement, combining fluid movement with solid tackling ability, and Miami’s Keionte Scott flashes playmaking upside with his speed and instincts in coverage.
Ohio State corner Davison Igbinosun is a competitive defender who excels in physical matchups, while Julian Neal of Arkansas offers strong zone awareness and consistent positioning. Florida’s Devin Moore rounds out the top 10 with his balance of coverage skills and run support. D’Angelo Ponds (Indiana), Malik Muhammad (Texas), and Charles Demmings (Stephen F. Austin) complete the rankings as intriguing prospects with developmental upside, each showing traits that could translate well to the next level with the right coaching.
Let’s take a look at every ranking for the 2026 NFL Season