Dike is among the most logical late-round fits for the Cardinals. He has both the big-play ability and the speed that their current receiver corps lacks, having averaged 18.6 yards per reception last season and run a 4.34-second 40-yard dash. Plus, he is able to play inside and outside, meaning he could get on the field in a variety of ways.

Everybody loves the first round of the NFL draft, but don't forget the importance of Day 2, especially as it relates to the Arizona Cardinals.