Yep. Haven't we learned over the years that this fad of tallish corners usually produces a lot of duds? I remember in the late 90's, this was a fad as well and it push guys like Wilfork (can't remember first name; Oklahoma), Michael Booker, and that kid the Niners took from Miami who was awful.
Corners have to be able to turn and run, and guys over 6'1 generally aren't as good as shorter guys. It's rare that 6'3 corners can do this.
I like the idea of Jean-Baptiste. Sounds great, but it also sounds like it could bust or he could be a better safety prospect down the road. Jean-Baptiste really came on last season, but before that he was just a guy.
I'm leery of players that weren't very good until their senior seasons, especially if we're talking about 1st or 2nd round picks.