Ken Lucas, Mississippi

 
via BCC News

Looking through the remainder of the corners available and there is a whole heap of mediocrity. A whole heap. Willie Williams? Please don't match him up against Larry Fitzgerald or Plaxico Burress. Keith Simpson? Not as great as some might recall. The only name that stands out still in Ken Lucas. My favorite Lucas memory, of course, is actually while a member of the Carolina Panthers and being beaten by Seneca Wallace in the NFC Championship Game in 2005. Still, while a member of the Seahawks Lucas showed bursts of the ability which have made him one of the more consistent corners in the league. Lucas started at corner in his first possible game after being drafted, which is impressive enough. His ball skills are excellent, and (of extreme importance), his tackling skills are also top notch, with a high of 82 in 2002. This gives the DKSHFTF defense two solid corners with a ball-hawking safety. It will be rather hard to move the ball against this group.