I think D.J. Hayden would also be an excellent pick at 12

I worry about guys who just suddenly appear in the top 15... the names I've heard all along are Dee Milliner, Xavier Rhodes and Desmond Trufant... now this Hayden guy is bouncing up?

it's because he almost died on the football field a year ago. There was a special on it last night on nfl network. But basically they were saying he would have been the number 1 corner easily if not for the serious injury that derailed him.

Is there a replay anytime soon? I'd like to see that.

it's probably online. Maybe nfl.com. everyone i read says he;s a stud. I think he's more gifted than Milliner.

I love Hayden...But at #12? That's a pretty big reach, in my opinion at least.

La Canfora doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to Miami. So I'll take that report with a grain of salt. Mando says Miami only like Austin, doesn't love him. I'll go with Mando's word.

I still see Eifert as the guy, unless Milliner falls.

Mando says......WHATEVER.....I like Hayden a lot, but I like him in the 2nd round or late 1st round.

As much as Omar Kelly can get on my nerves sometimes, Salguero takes it to another level sometimes for me.

No question that if by someway Dee Milliner fell to Miami at #12, they would be tripping over themselves getting that card up to the podium.

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Milliner would be a nice fit at 12. There he presents good value and he'd be able to start right away across from Grimes. If we were able to swing a deal for Albert, and then land Milliner at 12, WOW that would be one heck of an offseason and we wouldn't even be in the 2nd day of the draft.

It's already been said here, but I agree, Hayden is a late first rounder at best. Definitely a big reach for us at #12. If we want to trade down and grab him, that's one thing. But to take him where we are would be a mistake in my opinion

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I think taking any cornerback other than Milliner at 12 is a reach. He's truly a top ten talent. The rest of the batch are 2nd and 3rd round talents in my opinion. Let me put it this way, is anyone of these guys as good as Vontae Davis was coming out of college? With the exception of Milliner, I don't think so.

You don't think that Rhodes or Trufant are first round talents? You are the ONLY one that I have heard say that.

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Late first round, yes. But not early to middle. Personally I think Rhodes is a late first round talent that could be picked up in the middle first. Trufant is an early 2nd talent that could slide into the latter part of the 1st. If I had to guess, Milliner goes top ten, Rhodes goes top twenty, Trufant goes late 1st. Vacarro will be somewhere in the middle to later parts of the 1st round as well.

You're contradicting yourself there. You say in one post that everyone other than Milliner is a second or third round talent, and then say that Rhodes is a late first round talent. Which is it?

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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100000 ... fts-top-cb

here's the story from nfl network PZ.

I'm excited about the draft. I think a good quality player will fall to us at 12.

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He's an early 2nd round talent that will go in the 1st round because of his elite size. Heck, even Milliner isn't the elite talent that most make him out to be. He's probably more of a late 1st round talent. I think this draft is loaded with 2nd and 3rd round talent at cornerback, but it lacks any truly elite talent. While a few of the players in this draft could become elite and I wouldn't be surprised, every one of these corners has some serious question marks. With Rhodes, it's his awareness, which makes me question whether or not he'll be able to play zone.

there's better value for corners in the late 1st and early 2nd round. But there will be a big run on them.

I have changed my opinion many times about what I think we should do as I have learned more about the prospects. (And I'm no draft guru to begin with.) Right now, here is how I think it could play out to help us the most.

IF we trade for Albert, we should wait to do so until after day 1, so we can see if any of the big 3 OTs fall to us.

*If Milliner or either of the big 3 OTs do fall to us, take him and don't look back. If not,
*Trade down 4 or 5 spots, pick up an extra 3rd rounder and draft Eifert
*Using one of our 3rds and our remaining 2nd, trade back up into the late 1st round and get the best remaining CB among Hayden or Trufant.
*Draft BPA for remaining draft, keying on pass rushers, DBs and OL

I'm still not sold on the Albert trade; I almost would rather try Martin at LT and sign Winston for a year, and pick up a couple 3rd-4th round linemen to develop. I'm just not convinced Albert is good enough for what we will likely have to invest in him. However, I haven't watched the tape.

The Albert trade isn't going to get done until after the first day of the draft. Miami wants to see if any of the big 3 OT's will fall to them at 12 before pulling the trigger and bringing in Albert. Assuming that none of them do fall (I don't think Lane gets past #7), I expect us to make the trade for Albert and probably draft Tyler Eifert at the 12 spot. I'm not a huge fan of the Eifert pick, but I've heard way to much talk about it to blow it off.

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