Sentences with phrase «draft wr»

He's the best receiver in the draft in my eyes, but I'd rather wait a year to draft WR because the top guys this year aren't anything special.

They also did not make this move, and force themselves to draft a WR at 19.

They made this move because they have already decided to draft a WR early.

He is a serviceable right tackle they could draft one later and develop like they did with Alex Lewis and Wagner but they need to draft wr early the right one in the history of the Ravens you can count on one hand how many recivers they drafted in the 1st two rounds that's not good if they are serious about fixing the receiver position

In the future, if we draft a WR who turns into a mega-star, I hope we flip him for picks at the height of his value.

- The Ravens are going to take an offensive tackle in the first round, and not draft any WR at all, meaning DJ Moore is going somewhere else - Tonight I have to cheer for the skeletal remains of Danny Welbeck to lead Arsenal on the only realistic route back to the Champions League - The Wizards are irrelevant because they don't have one of the leagues 10 top players.

I am also sure we will draft a WR with some speed.

That is assuming the Cowboys draft a WR first.

If you draft a WR this year, who's snaps are going to be sacrificed?

Do we still draft a WR, if he's the BPA?

Don't be surprised if they draft a WR or 2 early in the draft, if we decide to cut Dez after the draft.

If drafting a guy is only worth it unless they have the supporting team around him then you're saying don't draft a WR until you have a QB, don't draft a RB until you have an OL, don't draft a LB until you have a DT who can shield him, don't draft a corner until you have a Safety who can provide coverage over-top, don't draft a left - side edge rusher until you have a right - side edge rusher, etc etc (obviously these are exaggerations).

I think if we draft a WR early, Dez is out.

I can't see the Jones» giving the go ahead to draft a WR given how long it usually takes to develop a WR if they believe that Jason Garret is gone after this year.

I still like DJ Moore over Ridley, but I do think that the «don't draft a WR in the 1st crowd» is really suppressing Ridley's value around BtB's....

Rookie WR's are very hit or miss as far as contributing in the 1st year, so are we really going to cut him if we draft a WR?

Also drafting a WR this year wont mean he will make an impact this year... in fact most of the time WRs do nt come around until the tail end of the sophomore years at the earliest.

They have had no history of developing WRs so they may be more comfortable going with vet stop gaps than trying their luck on drafting WRs.

What I'm saying is we're not drafting a WR high in the draft or signing a FA without expecting them to make the 53.

So having Cam is a not factor to me... Better off resigning Inman, or even going after Maclin (former KC / Nagy guy) for a low, 1 year deal and then drafting a WR in the 3rd or 4th, where there is a lot of talent....

therefore, if we assume we're still drafting a wr that would give us 8 wr's..

Referring to the Lions doing stupid stuff, like drafting a Wr in the 1st round 3 years in a row.

Not exact matches

I wanted a WR in the third but we will have to steal them later in the draft like we did last year.

I think Dallas feels good that they will get a solid WR in the draft to add to this group.

More thoughtful analysts have seen beyond the idea that a team that could use help at WR don't just draft the best WR from Alabama or the SEC, and look for a WR type that the 9ers don't already have which is length and high point.

We draft some Dline help, a WR, and another LB and get a FB undrafted or after one is cut before the season.

CBS Sports» 2017 NFL Draft Board has Chesson as # 1 WR, Butt as # 1 TE, Wormley as # 2 DE, Lewis as # 3 CB, Smith as # 3 RB & Glasgow as # 5 DT.

Using the draft tek top 400 board 1 (18) Vita Vea DT 2 (50) Billy Price G / C 3 (81) Anthony Miller WR 4 (116) Nyheim Hines RB 4 (137) Malik Jefferson LB 5 (171) Austin Corbertt G 6 (192) Parry Nickerson CB 6 (193) Fred Warner LB 6 (208) Alex Cappa OT 7 (236) Darius Fountain WR

But hey lets try it again... OR we could actually get a WR that has some size and speed in the draft to be opposite of Julio so teams have to honor that threat.

There is also a TON of WR depth in this draft.

The problem is when you have a guy that drops with a higher draft grade and you pass on him to fill a hole this year... I feel like both pass rushers (Landry and Davenport) are superior players to the 1st round graded Wrs, the guards going around 19, and the LBs that will most likely be left on the board.

We now have a solid, diverse set of starting WRs — size, speed, hands — and can afford to draft two WRs on day two / three who don't need to be immediate contributors.

Draft: 1.30 — Will Hernandez — OG 2.30 — Billy Price — OG 3.36 — Rasheem Greene — DE / DT 4.14 — Ian Thomas — TE 6.30 — Eddy Piniero — K 6.39 — Darren Carrington II — WR 6.44 — Michael Joseph — CB 7.7 — Jamil Demby — OT / OG 7.34 — Kenny Young — LB 7.35 — Chase Edmonds — RB

NFL Draft 2017 Players whose tape really impressed me (so far): - M Lattimore CB, F Lamp OG, J Harvey - Clemons SS, M Hooker FS, Z Cunningham ILB, T Charlton Edge, J Robinette WR, C Roullier C, T Thompson S, M Roberts TE, T Kpassagnon Edge Monster, Tre»D White CB, J Reynolds WR, M Adams DT, D Rivers Edge, J Sprinkle TE, G Bolles LT, A Shaheen TE, J Allen DT / DE, M McDowell DT / DE, OJ Howard TE, B Howard WR,

Johnson was the Rams» second third - round pick in the 2017 NFL draft behind WR Cooper Kupp, meaning he's been able to hide behind the Kupp - driven headlines all year.

He's more of a red zone threat which is cool, but he's not the best WR in the draft.

When / if this year's draft starts playing on a regular basis, this could change, but I think Trubisky is going to need upgrades at WRs and possibly TE.

at WR in the draft, and not in FA.

The next year, also in the 5th round, they added Richard Sherman, a WR - turned - corner from Stanford who stewed during the draft as other players at his position were drafted ahead of him (he turned out fine).

The WR production this year should hopefully improve with more talent depth added in the draft and development.

Then with some sort of a middle sport 1st round pick, they could draft Lamp as their plug and play right guard and have 4 picks in the 2nd and 3rd rounds for DE, S, CB, and WR or developmental QB.

4 picks = 1 player — RG 1 pick, 1 player, 1 premium contract = Alex 1 historical contract = Norman replace 2 starting WRs with Pryor Manage a 3 - 4 roster with no NT... year after year go to war with the only decent QB ever drafted under his watch forcing him to trade assets for a new shiny toy

I know jack shit about WRs in this draft and just went off where these guys go in mocks.

They have 4 draft picks in the first 88 picks as well as 4 later picks to address additional needs like Safety, WR, OL, RB, DE.

There is ONE receiver in particular in the draft that isn't the tallest, nor fastest, strongest, but one in particular is unquestionably is so far ahead of the rest of this WR class (and in recent memory) in a.) separation & b.) route running.

1/7: Michael Floyd, WR / Notre Dame - Well, when I couldn't find a single trade down, I just felt like I should go ahead and grab who I considered to be the best WR in the Draft.

The 4th or 5th best linebacker, RB, WR, d - lineman, or CB in the draft is still a rotation player as a rookie.

So it definitely couldn't hurt to pick up an extra WR, whether it's a veteran or through the draft but probably not early like TBT12 just said.

WR is a key to this year's draft.

I want all 3 back and in the draft I hope we get CJ Moseley or that shut down corner from Mich State as our picks not a damn WR.