Justin Hunter

ANALYSIS
Hunter might be the most athletic receiver in the draft at at least 6-foot-3 and with exceptional explosiveness and deep speed. Hunter suffered a torn ACL early in the 2011 season and was a bit off in 2012 as a result, so his stock is down relative to where it was a year ago. Hunter doesn't figure to be a great possession target since his hands are probably just average and he doesn't cut sharp on a dime, but his rare vertical speed earns him a cushion and a nice margin of error as he runs routes, and he ends up open a lot of the time even if he doesn't look all that graceful doing it. Where he figures to shine, in any case, is as a deep and intermediate route target, where his length and explosiveness figure to make him a headache right away for NFL defenses. Hunter could very well be a first-round pick, and we doubt he falls out of the top 40.