WR is an overrated need

[cnuball21]

If you can't block WR's don't have time to get open. The OC has to keep the TE into block like Ferguson did last year. RB's can't go out and have to stay in to block. You can't run deep patterns, because your QB has to get it out quickly.

How many high draft picks at WR did the Patriots have?

The Bengals and the Chiefs from a few years ago would disagree.

 

[Chasing6]

Even though they lost to the Giants in the Super Bowl their best year was when they had Moss.

They did not draft Moss.

 

[Rayman70]

They did not draft Moss.

Alot of teams passed on Moss and regretted it. At first I thought Tet might be closest thing to Randy, but he isn't. He doesn't have the football straight line speed that Randy had. If we want a Randy Moss, meaning a generational guy, go get Jeanty. Regardless of position, he's the one guy on offense that moves the needle. Sadly, he will be long gone by 12. Honorable mention goes to Hunter.

 

[Parcells4Life]

They did not draft Moss.

No but they had him and it put them over the top for most of the year. How you acquire talent is less important than getting those pieces.

 

[kskboys]

The Bengals and the Chiefs from a few years ago would disagree.

You mean the teams that make the super bowls w/ great DT play?

 

[ElGatoGrande]

Unfortunately this is a bad roster with lots of needs, one of which is WR2. But I would still go defense with the top pick and preferably the top 2 picks at least.

DT and CB, then RB in the first three rounds

 

[cnuball21]

You mean the teams that make the super bowls w/ great DT play?

A lot more than just that…but yes.