Miller is likely a top-5 pick in this draft, and may even get overdrafted for a 4-3 defense. I personally don't think he is worth a top-5 pick (top-10 maybe), but slightly over drafting a pass rusher is sometimes the best move.
Brooks Reed, Arizona
I recently watched some additional tape on Reed and he could be a steal. He has a great motor, seems to try on every play and is a phenomenal pass rusher.
Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson
Da'Quan Bowers shouldn't be taken as a 3-4 OLB, but he has the athleticism to learn the position. He also might fall far enough because of his knee to get looked at here.
Robert Quinn, UNC
If you want a great pass rusher that doesn't have a ton of experience, especially in coverage then Quinn is your guy. The problem though is that Quinn was suspended the whole season for a number of issues, and that would hurt many other prospects. I'm a little biased because I don't see the Quinn hype, but I think it's a little unfair for others to ignore his flaws.
Aldon Smith, Missouri
Akeem Ayers, UCLA
Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue
Jabaal Sheard, Pittsburgh
Dontay Moch, Nevada
Sam Acho, Texas
Chris Carter, Fresno State
Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma
Steven Friday, Virginia Tech
Thomas Keiser, Stanford
Greg Romeus, Pittsburgh
Bruce Miller, UCF
(there are many others, but after a certain point many of the players that play 4-3 DE or 4-3 OLB will be looked at in the draft)
