Kelly Jennings is a fast, athletic corner that has matched up with some really good receivers in first the Big East and then the ACC.  Jennings is an elite pass defender that is super-fast (4.35 40), but he’s also small (5′11″, 175) and that hampers him on the run defense.  The NFC West has alot of good receivers in it, but Jennings should be up to the task.

Jennings played in 49 games for the Miami Hurricanes (41 starts) and made 115 tackles, broke up 30 passes and intercepted 6 passes.  He also forced four fumbles his senio season.

Jennings should help the pass defense immediately, but he needs to be a little tougher against the run to be a starter at the NFL level.

Matt Hasselbeck has been a great QB for the Seahawks.  Four straight years now Hasselbeck has thrown for over 3,000 yards and three straight years of over 3,300 yards.  If something happened to Hasselbeck the season would be over for the Hawks.  Hasselbeck has played in 107 games (68 starts) and has thrown for 15,925 yards with 96 TD passes and only 57 interceptions for a career rating of 86.6.  Hasselbeck even got called for a penalty in the Super Bowl for tackling a defensive player too low……go figure.

Seneca Wallace looks to be #2 going into camp, but that could change.  Wallace has only played in seven games (no starts) and completed 52.0% of his passes for 173 yards with 1 TD pass and 1 interception.  Wallace is a running QB that would hamper the offense if forced into duty.

David Greene will probably be #3.  He has no NFL experience but was a good passer at the University of Georgia.  Gibran Hamdan has passed for 7 yards in his NFL career and will battle Greene for the #3 spot.