New Orleans Saints: What 100 simulations say about Saints first-round

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Kristian Fulton: 21 Percent

LSU cornerback Kristian Fulton came in with the second most results at 21 percent.

Fulton, 21, is your prototypical press-man cornerback who can step up and play well when he’s called upon. Fulton is considered to be one of the best cornerback prospects in the 2020 NFL Draft and the Saints could pick him if he falls to number 24.

Fulton, at 6-foot 198 pounds, had an excellent NFL Combine.

Fulton ran a 4.46 forty yard dash, a 6.94 three-cone drill, and a 4.36 twenty yard shuttle. Fulton leaped 35.5 inches in the vertical jump and 123 inches in the broad jump.

Fulton also displayed his dominance in college as well logging 56 tackles, 20 passes defended, and two interceptions in basically a season and a half.

The New Orleans Saints need to add some depth at the cornerback position as they have some aging players and expiring contracts coming in the next few years. Adding a young, athletic playmaker like Kristian Fulton would provide the Saints with some solid depth for years to come.

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