Here are the Top 10 cornerbacks this year (after Week 2) as ranked by our play-by-play coverage grading and updated during and after our All-22 Review. For all the grades at all positions grab yourself a PFF Premium subscription today.

[NB: 100 snap minimum eligibility]

1.  Tramon Williams (GB) +4.2

Allowed a mere 16 yards on 11 targets through two games.

2.  Corey Graham (BUF) +4.1

Wanted to come home to Buffalo and showing just how much that means to him.

3.  Aqib Talib (DEN) +3.8

His less than auspicious end to 2013 is looking more and more health related by the game.

4.  Antonio Cromartie (ARZ) +3.5

Another player showing last year was an aberration to the norm.

5.  Leon Hall (CIN) +3.1

Returning from injury, the eight-year veteran only took a game to get back to his very best.

6.  Darius Slay (DET) +2.9

The sophomore corner has talent and is currently making his personnel department not regret eschewing corner in the draft.

7.  Desmond Trufant (ATL) +2.8

Still looking every bit the special talent he appeared in 2013.

8.  Chris Harris Jr. (DEN) +2.5

Everyone talked about Ryan Clady and Von Miller missing the Super Bowl, but Harris was just as big a loss.

9t.  Sam Shields (GB) +2.3

Giving the Packers two Top-10 corners. Plays better than his base numbers suggest

9t.  Cortland Finnegan (MIA) +2.3

Working towards redemption in Miami after crashing and burning in St. Louis.

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