The Arizona Cardinals' pass rush just got a whole lot more interesting. With the disruptive Josh Sweat already wreaking havoc off one edge, the question becomes: what happens if they find a stud to explode off the opposite side? That's the potential they're chasing, and it makes an EDGE rusher a compelling target with their third-round pick.

Enter Derrick Moore out of Michigan. While he might not have the eye-popping burst of some top prospects, Moore brings a polished, fundamentally sound game that screams reliability. His calling card is his ability to finish plays with strong, wrap-up tackles, rarely letting quarterbacks slip away with weak attempts.

Coming off a National Championship season and a First Team All-Big 10 senior year where he notched 10.0 sacks, Moore is a proven winner. He projects as a perfect 7-technique in a four-man front, a player who wins with technique, power, and savvy. He uses excellent hand placement to drive blockers back with a potent bull rush and has developed sneaky effective counter moves. He's the kind of high-motor, team-first player who does his job setting the edge, making him a seamless and valuable addition to any defensive line room.