this league for the elusive

All through the draft process debate raged behind pirates, wide receiver or defense? Finally, the answer provided with Kansas Aqib Lieb who is perfect to make or break a player. He is a great player, who can run, jump, catch up like a receiver. He is more suitable for regional coverage, but he did not play the physical. His pride, but he needs to risk. He would push in the starting position of the camp, is one of two things. He will become a star, otherwise he will disappear in 3 to 4 years.
He finished with 34 games, his college career 162 tackles, 43 pass deflections and 13 interception. I will take the CB Mike Jenkins of South Florida - 5'10 - 197 pounds - 4.4040 yard dash If I had to pick twenty pirates picked, I will with the local star Mike Jenkins. His fan base not only increase the excitement of improvement, but he played pirates type physical requirements from their corner. He has a fluid hips, long arms, can quickly change direction. I would say his only shortcoming is the fact, he had a shake and crumble footwork, will take longer to grinding.
In the south the University of Florida quarterback, he often fear from his direction at the same time to throw, you want 133 tackles, occupation career in 53 games in the 41 through deformation and 6 interceptor.
The second round of 58 - WR - peak Dexter Jackson - Appalachian State 5'9 - 182 pounds - 4.3740 yard dash This is I will take the guy, Tampa so I am proud that this choice. He is anyone a speed demon who can in this league for the elusive, and has taken the hit his small size. Some people think that he is a poor mans DeSean Jackson, but I believe that he is there is no personality problems for him. He can make tough catches and a team for a touchdown have returned 1 kicks in franchise history (last season) has a huge return ability.