Michael Fabiano examines the impact fantasy players in the 2009 NFL rookie class.

St. Louis — Here in the Rams media room, the crew is getting restless because Missouri WR Jeremy Maclin is slipping and there is some hope he either falls or the Rams move up to get the hometown kid.

WR Darrius Heyward-Bey worked out for the Raiders in Maryland on Friday.

Predicted to be a top-10 pick in most mock drafts, Missouri WR Jeremy Maclin did all the drills at Missouri’s pro day.

“It is not a one-man race right now.” – NFL Network Guest Analyst Jon Gruden about this year’s crop of quarterbacks.

Missouri WR Jeremy Maclin tripped and fell during a late-morning passing drill and was slow to get up before being helped off the field by two trainers, who immediately brought him to a training table.

After he was checked over, Maclin tested his left leg briefly on the sideline before returning to the rest of his receiver group for the next passing drill.

Prospects who can play multiple positions and fill a variety of roles have always carried extra value in the draft, but those qualities are becoming even more important as the game evolves.