Report's Matt Miller has taken notice, tweeting:

I'm a big Terrence Brooks fan, and it's possible I was under-ranking him all along. Can do it all at safety (slot CB, single-high FS).

Brooks has a great combination of speed, agility and awareness while his versatility gives him the ability to cover tight ends or wide receivers in the slot, come up and play the run in the box, as well as man the back-half of the field as a single-high safety.

One knock on his game is his inconsistent tackling. Often times he has a tendency to approach the ball carrier a bit out of control, giving up more yards compared to if he was able to square him up. He is still relatively new to the position, having come tofor sure, he does not lack confidence. “I’m ready to take over, man. I’m ready to take everything by storm," he told Dunne. "I feel that a lot of people will start catching on to how good I really am.”

Aaron Donald, Defensive Tackle, Pittsburgh

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Despite the signings of Jared Allen, Lamarr Houston, Willie Young and Israel Idonije along the defensive line, via ChicagoBears.com, the team still need an impact player at defensive tackle, particularly at the three-technique.

Pittsburgh's Aaron Donald has been one of the biggest risers throughout this offseason, beginning with a solid week at the Senior Bowl along with an impressive performance at the NFL Scouting Combine in February.

Despite his size (6'1" and 285 lbs), Donald is disruptive and uses his short stature to play