The free-fall of Michigan receiver Mario Manningham, whose slow 40 times and slow-witted handling of tough questions regarding marijuana use have caused him to fall out of the first round, might also fall out of the second round, too.

There’s a school of thought that Manningham won’t hear his name called at all on the first day of the draft, which means he’ll be drafted in round three at the earliest.

With plenty of other guys who haven’t failed drug tests in college and haven’t lied about it under circumstances where a reasonable person should have known that the lie would be exposed, burning a pick on Manningham with other viable candidates on the board represents a major risk.