defensive backfield, so adding a talented young cornerback is a must.

Seattle Seahawks: Tight End

And yeah, receiver Golden Tate left the Pacific Northwest for Motown, signing a deal with the Lions. But the Seahawks will presumably have receiver Percy Harvin healthy for an entire season, and he flashed a brilliant form in limited action last season, including a kickoff return for a touchdown in the Super Bowl.

This leaves tight end as the team's biggest need heading into the draft.

Starting tight end Zach Miller did take a pay cut to remain in Seattle, but he only caught 33 passes last season. At this point in his career, he's more of a blocking tight end.

Imagine what the Seahawks offense would look like with a talented pass-catching tight end paired with Millerand the other weapons in the passing attack. Quarterback Russell Wilson would have a field day.

North Carolina's Eric Ebron is the best tight end in the draft, and while it's unlikely he ends up falling to the 32nd overall pick, crazier things have happened.

The Seahawks could take a local product in Round 2 or 3 with the University of Washington's Austin Seferian-Jenkins as well.

St. Louis Rams: Wide Receiver

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Take a look at the man in the above picture.

That man is Clemson wide receiver Sammy Watkins.

And he's a bad, bad man.

The Rams have other needs, but wide receiver is the biggest one, even with the drafting of Tavon Austin last year in the first round. Quarterback Sam Bradford has never had a legitimate No. 1 receiver in his