Calls for an "immediate impact" at CB through the draft. Do they make sense?

How many times have we heard this? We need to get an "impact player" at CB in the 1st round. "We can't select so and so because he'd take longer to develop"....so on and so forth. But lets look at the current roster....
McKelvin or Cromartie have the most potential of all the CB's in this draft. The fact that they went to small schools and might need some coaching shouldn't be a factor b/c theres little chance any rookie corner is anything more then a dime back his rookie year anyway. Expecting any drafted corner to come in and start (on a team that has already signed a starter in FA no less) is unrealistic so don't base your grading of CB's on that.

One thing to consider: besides DeSean Jackson, McKelvin is the best returner in the draft and he will be part of the active roster just by his playing on special teams. I am not sure if Rogers-Cromartie will be capable too, but Mike Detillier is very high on him also as a returner.

Whatever the defensive position we take, we only can expect a player to contribute in the rotation and get the starting position on year 2 or 3.

The only rookie that I can see coming and making impact from day one is Branden Albert as a left guard. If the saints want the first rounder to provide results immediately, then Albert is their guy.