... two years in college football. His lightning speed and breathtaking cuts in traffic were legendary, thrusting him into the conversation as one of the best playmakers in the land, and eventually the first round of the 2009 NFL draft.

He's got Danario Alexander to thank for all of that.

In the fall of 2007, after Maclin was recovering from a knee injury, Alexander was the most impressive wide receiver in that fall camp, beating out Maclin for the starting receiving job opposite Will Franklin, another future NFL player. But Alexander broke his wrist in the season opener against Illinois, and wasn't the same until this season, after tears to his ACL finally healed.

But boy, has he ever looked great at 100 percent.

Alexander ...

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