pirates should adopt a striker

Now that 5'9 is afraid, he put some of his coach, but Steve Smith has proved a small receiver, to fight for it, I have no doubt in my mind, he can contribute on the road like Smith and Moss Santana. For one thing, let him immediately to make contribution, not 2 or 3 spectacular potential that drama is the fact, he hit a propagation in a university, will have to learn to run routes covering not expose his speed like the appalachian.
He played 55 games of occupation career, racking up 110 receptions, 1846 yards and 14 touchdowns.
Third round - 83 - Peake G - Jeremy Lin (Jeremy Zuttah) - Rogers 6'3 - 303 pounds - 4.9940 yard dash. I don't believe, pirates should adopt a striker in this year's draft in the third round, need because it is not a pirate pry, he would not help the fastest 2 to 3 seasons.
He plays the first step of explosive, which is very strong, but he not really big, does not have a large step. Although an amazing job enthusiasm, he never really dominates the university level opponent. He really is good, he can play in any of 3 positions, although he never see fishing action, unless the injury forced his service.
I have - LB - Philip Wheeler - Georgia Institute of Technology 6'2 - 248 pounds - 4.6740 yard dash. I really think that pirates have achieved good to improve the aging defense with the addition of Philip Wheeler. He's a huge Ray Lewis or our own Derek - Brooks's speed and sudden athletes. He can run a sideline sideline, he hit a truck. For one thing, I love him, he always pack, he never arm tackle. He has a great motor, is smart, because you can expect from rookie you want. Although the pirates will not use him to his full potential, he has a great first step in blitzing and proved to be the best university in one of the last 2 seasons.