Caleb Johnson's going to draw so much of our attention this summer because he runs the football because he has it in his hands.

Will Howard is going to draw a lot of our attention, undoubtedly, because he plays the most important position.

I get this. In fact, I feel this, which is why I remind myself on a regular basis ever since this most recent NFL draft that somebody else was the first pick.

Good morning to you. Good. Wednesday morning, I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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the same place that you found this. Hope you'll check those out as well. Derek Harmon is

exciting. He might not play the most exciting position, and he's only going to get his hand on a football

once every blue moon, even if he's great. But what I'll do to make sure that I refresh that feeling that I had when he was taken

is I'll look at the videos.

Their highlights, sure, but these things actually did occur.

This past season at Oregon, he really did have 45 tackles in 14 games, 10 and a half of those

tackles for losses, five sacks, four passes, defensed, two forced fumbles and two fumble

recoveries. Beyond that, he's fully equipped, meaning with all the requisite tools that helped to guarantee future success.

He's 65313.

So when people compare him and they have to Cam Hayward, they always throw into parentheses,

but he's bigger.

He ran the 40 in 4.95 seconds.

That's just outlandish for someone his size. He shows the brute

strength that you see from Cam, the natural stuff that can't be accumulated through extra

hours in the weight room kind of stuff. You know, you're just born with some level of strength. He's got the

quick feet to go with that. He doesn't need to lean on throwing opponents aside to beat them.

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