2016 NFL Mock Draft: Quarterbacks Lead To Big Time Trades

19. player. 60. If there is one thing that has shown up of late as to what the Minnesota Vikings covet, it’s speed.  Especially at wide receiver.  Stefon Diggs and Mike Wallace are examples of that.  However, the team still showed a decided lack of explosiveness in the playoffs, which hints they required more weaponry for Teddy Bridgewater. <p>That is why they make the trade up for Corey Coleman.  What he lacks in overall height at 5’11”, he makes up for in blistering speed, quickness, and agility.  He can beat defensive backs going vertical or turn quick passes into long gains.  A solid route runner too, making him even more dangerous.  The one sticking point will be whether he can get over his problem with dropped passes.</p>. WR. Baylor. Corey Coleman