Ole Miss WR Donte Moncrief will work out for the Broncos and the Dolphins, according to NFL.com's Gil Brandt.
Moncrief is a big body (6'2/221 lbs) and timed fast (4.40 forty), although his final season at Ole Miss was not good. Sure he was stuck to the sideline too often, but he did not fight at the catch point on a consistent basis. Teams could take a stab at him in the early third-round.

Picking this guy would put the cigar in my mouth on draft day. Has alot of Demaryius Thomas-like traits.

Moncrief is a big body (6'2/221 lbs) and timed fast (4.40 forty)

That's a rare combination...almost worth taking a risk on him due to that alone. Haven't watched any of his game tape though, but the dude obviously has all the measurables of an NFL bodied WR.

Picking this guy would put the cigar in my mouth on draft day. Has alot of Demaryius Thomas-like traits.

Ya I agree Rock, the body type is similar to Thomas, but he actually plays more like a physical version of Mike Wallace. He's not a finished product, because if he was we wouldn't be able to get him in the 3rd round, he'd be a 1st rounder. But he's definitely a playmaker with big time potential.

a much better hands catcher than Moncrief is.
Good fit for our West Coast system. We're missing a target like this in our offense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZXQcakwFAc

Demaryuis had his questions coming out of the Triple option of Georgia Tech in regards to route running and concentration issues, something that can be said about Kelvin Benjamin.

There a lot to work with in regards to Donte, and I think he is worth the pick in the 3rd round. All these kids have rough edges and concerns that need to be smoothed out and corrected at the pro level.

Here's what CBS draft analyst Rob Rang said about Moncrief: "Moncrief's thick frame, deceptive speed and smooth route-running make him a nightmare for cornerbacks. He does not possess the explosive moves of Southern Cal's Marqise Lee or Clemson's Sammy Watkins but might be a better player than either of them. He shows the ability to generate separation even against tight man coverage, and accelerates quickly, often leaving defenders in his dust on double-moves. Moncrief tracks the ball well and generally shows excellent hands (one drop vs. Texas), as well as the body control to make the dazzling grab.

So is this Moncrief guy Phinfever's official 2014 mid round man crush?

No way are we wasting a 3rd on this guy.........if he's around in the 6th maybe. Looks like another Clyde Gates to me, a guy that takes up a roster spot while you wait for him to figure out what he's doing. If he can't compete for the ball in college, what's going to happen when he goes up against NFL corners.

I think you're way off here. Moncrief has his issues but he is a far more established prospect than Gates ever was. Gates got picked on speed alone, and isnt near as physical as Moncrief is.
Moncrief is a better prospect than Mike Wallace was when he was at Ole Miss. And I'd say Wallace has had a nice NFL career.

ESPN's Mel Kiper slotted Indiana WR Cody Latimer to the Saints at No. 27 in a mock draft published on Thursday.
Latimer has seen one of the most meteoric risers of this year's process, along with Pitt QB Tom Savage. "No player has risen faster on my board recently, and I'm not alone," Kiper wrote. "He's always looked good in the size/speed equation, it's just that a closer look shows you a player who was extremely reliable as a pass-catcher. The Saints need depth at wide receiver after losing one of Drew Brees' favorite targets in Lance Moore, not to mention the departure of Darren Sproles in a pass-catching sense." Latimer probably won't make it out of the top half of the second round. The 6-foot-2, 215-pounder ran a 4.39 forty at his pro day on a healing foot that wasn't 100-percent healthy coming off a break.