Will Mario Manninghams character concerns cause him to slide out of the first round?
Yes. Amid published reports that Manningham failed multiple drug tests while playing at Michigan, teams are more likely to pass on the Wolverine superstar during the first round. Manningham, who was suspended for one game during his three year collegiate career, originally denied the failed test in individual team interviews at the combine, but later acknowledged his drug usage in a letter to all of the teams several weeks ago. By failing to be forthright in team interviews, Manningham has raised concerns about his maturity. Teams will take this latest situation and add it to the list of reported run-ins Manningham had with coaches during his tenure as a Wolverine, the combination of which will to make a strong case for dropping Manningham down the draft board. Who is the top cornerback prospect? The battle for the top spot at position involves Leodis McKelvin, Aqib Talib, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Mike Jenkins and Brandon Flowers. Though each carries a first-round grade, they all h
