and 28 tackles for loss en rout to being named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year, the Bednarik Award winner as the nation’s top defender and the Outland Trophy winner as college football’s best interior lineman.

He would instantly become the team's starter at the three-technique but also has the flexibility to slide over to nose tackle in certain situations.

If his production can translate to the next level, a starting front four of Houston, Donald, Stephen Paea and Allen could be one of the NFC's most productive 4-3 defensive lines.

Timmy Jernigan, Defensive Tackle, Florida State

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If Aaron Donald has already come off of the board when the Bears pick at No. 14, Florida State's Timmy Jernigan could wind up being a great consolation prize.

Jernigan had an impressive2013 campaign, finishing the season with 35 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks. One of his most impressive games was in the BCS National Championship Game against Auburn. He finished the contest with nine tackles and was a disruptive force all night for the Seminoles.

He has a strong upper body and can clog up the middle of the field, but he also has shown an impressive first step and the ability to create disruption.

Timmy Jernigan is a good second option for Phil Emery and the Bears staff in their quest to find a 3-technique tackle. Jernigan looked like a top-five pick at times this year. Turn on the national championship game, and it is easy to see that he was the best player on the field.