2011 NFL Draft Results: The Most Explosive Offensive Players Taken in Day 2

2011 NFL Draft results in another day to be excited, as there is another group of new players to celebrate. 

Just because the first round is over doesn't mean it's time to forget about the prospects that are still available. 

There are plenty of great talents that are ripe for the taking and some of them are destined to become stars in the league.

Here are the top five explosive athletes taken in the second and third round.

5. Jerrel Jernigan, WR, NY Giants

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NEW ORLEANS, LA - DECEMBER 18: Jerrel Jernigan #3 of the Troy University Trojans scores a touchdown over Donovan Fletcher #29 of the Ohio University Bobcats during the R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl at the Louisiana Superdome on December 18, 2010 in New O

This standout receiver from Troy college deserves to be top of most draft boards solely because of his athleticism.  But teams have been a little wary of him because of his smallish frame at 5'9" and 185 lbs. he played against much weaker competition in the Sun Belt conference.

Jernigan did it all for Troy last season: catching, passing, carrying the ball from the backfield and returning kicks.

He gives the Giants immediate depth at the position because of the uncertainty of Steve Smith's serious knee injury.  Jernigan is also a guy that can contribute in special teams right away with his excellent breakaway speed and quickness.

4. Mikel Leshoure, RB, Detroi Lions

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CHICAGO - NOVEMBER 20: Mikel Leshoure #5 of the Illinois Fighting Illini runs on his way to a 339 yard rushing performance against the Northwestern Wildcats during a game played at Wrigley Field on November 20, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. Illinois defeated

He's a big back that runs with good acceleration and reckless abandon. 

Leshoure had a remarkable 2010 season, rushing for 1,697 yards and running for 17 TD's while playing against some tough Big Ten competition.

Numbers like that are hard to ignore and definitely sets him apart from other guys in his position.

3. Randall Cobb, WR, Green Bay Packers

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LEXINGTON, KY - NOVEMBER 13: Randall Cobb #18 of the Kentucky Wildcats runs with the ball while defended by Sean Richardson #21 of the Vanderbilt Commodores during the game at Commonwealth Stadium on November 13, 2010 in Lexington, Kentucky. Kentucky won

The Green Bay Packers had the right idea when the picked up the extremely athletic and talented Cobb.

With uncertainty surrounding their wide receivers, Donald Driver's age and James Jones' possible free agency, Cobb becomes a valuable pickup.

He's a guy suited to play in slot with and has skills to make game-breaking plays with his quickness.  If he does get lost in the Packers' depth chart next season, don't despair.  He just may impress us by returning some kicks for touchdowns while playing on special teams.

2. Colin Kaepernick, QB, San Francisco 49ers

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LAS VEGAS - OCTOBER 02: Quarterback Colin Kaepernick #10 of the Nevada Reno Wolf Pack looks to pass against the UNLV Rebels in the third quarter of their game at Sam Boyd Stadium October 2, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Nevada Reno won 44-26. (Photo by Et

Meet one of the most athletically gifted quarterbacks in this draft class.

As an offensive player, he can burn you with his strong throwing arm and run by defenders with his great speed.

While starting all four years in college, he did it all for the Nevada Wolfpack and posted numbers so impressive that it's been getting Tebow-like comparisons. Although he may be viewed as raw, the offensive talents are all there that could turn him into one of the most electric players in the league.

1. Torrey Smith, WR, Baltimore Ravens

Smith has both size at 6'1", 204 lbs and excellent straight-line speed with 4.41 second 40-yard dash and is widely viewed as a guy that can impact a game with his elusiveness.

He also has great leaping ability that allows him to grab passes well over his head.  While he may need a year or so to adjust to the NFL game a receiver, he has the makings of a guy that can make an impact as a kick returner right away.

Plus, anyone that can dunk a basketball like this has to be explosive.