S/OLB Kenny Tate, Maryland (6'4, 220) -- A hybrid player most still consider a safety, to me this game was a huge endorsement for his future at weak-side linebacker. The Terps put him on the edge for long stretches, and he ended up being one of their best pass rushers. In coverage, he was very mechanical -- his steps were choppy and he didn't get low enough to explode out of his break. However, his long arms would be perfect for reach-around deflections against backs and tight ends. Plus he’s got a lot of frame left to add the requisite muscle without losing any quickness.

WR Dwayne Harris, ECU (6'0, 205) -- Solid return man and as a receiver, works best on underneath routes and quick-hitters. Doesn't have track speed, making moves like a running back after the catch -- minus the power -- to go with reliable hands. Special teamer and a fourth-receiver type.