NFL Draft 2011: Breaking Down the Biggest Game-Changers in the Draft

March 22, 2011   ·   Wes O'Donnell   ·   Jump to comments

Every team goes into the NFL Draft looking for game-changers, regardless of position, but not every player is cut out to change the game.
The 2011 draft season is in full swing, and with the All-Star games, the NFL Scouting Combine and a good number of Pro Days in the books, we are starting to get a good feel of who the top players are and where they might go.
While everyone's draft board will differ, I believe many can agree that LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson is not only the biggest game-changer in the draft, but the No. 1 overall prospect.
He is not the only one that can change or break open a game, though, and there are a number of other play makers that will make an impact in NFL from this draft.
The cornerback position has a number of players, wide receiver is certainly home to a few game changers and the quarterback position has the most scrutinized playmaker in the entire draft.
A little over a month remains before Roger Goodell steps up to the p...

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