Moss already adjusts to a thrown ball better than most Pro Bowl receivers, and few can sprint with him. He's the most exciting NFL newcomer since Barry Sanders and, so far, a model citizen as well. Young, considered somewhat brittle, stayed healthy for 15 games and turned in a typically spectacular 1998 season. There isn't a route he can't hit with an artist's touch, and he is still an able runner. Seau has labored so consistently amidst mediocrity that it's easy to take him for granted.
Quarterbacks have no such luxury.
Like a state trooper in a speed trap, he's the guy you always have to account for. The Chargers' signing of Eric Hill should allow Seau to stay outside. Brunell fell from last year's No. 5 ranking. If he can complete the transition to pocket passer, he'll be back in the game's top echelon. The 203 players selected ahead of him in the 1994 draft must have been really good.