Renaldo Hill, cornerback: Arizona's Hill played in front of Duane Starks a year ago, and, yeah, Starks was hurt but Hill was the better player. He's a solid cover corner who had his best season in 2003 when he started 14 times and produced a career-best 67 tackles, two sacks and five interceptions. Critics don't like his size (he's 5-11, 194) and complain about his speed, saying he seems more suited as a nickel back, but he plays faster than he times. Plus, the guy is smart. With the cupboard of cornerbacks just about empty, Hill is worth a shot except ... except the Cardinals are interested in re-signing him. They have the cap room -- and the money -- to outbid someone like Seattle, which expressed interest after losing cornerback Lucas to Carolina.