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I prefer them at #58 than any WR at #26.
2023 WR Class = Island of MisFit Toys
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I might draft JSN at #26, but he's the only WR in my first round. It would depend on who else is on the board. That dude is the complete opposite of Quentin. JSN has craft + big college production.
I'm beginning to see that experts can't untangle much who is best once you get past the first five or six in the WR class. So throw a dart on one in round six or seven. Focus elsewhere. I'm happy if we skip WR altogether this year.
I'm beginning to see that experts can't untangle much who is best once you get past the first five or six in the WR class. So throw a dart on one in round six or seven. Focus elsewhere. I'm happy if we skip WR altogether this year.
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I wouldn't mind a trade back and get a bonanza of players that would include a receiver. Would me happy with Mims, Downs, or Trey Palmer from Nebraska.
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Lots and lots of little WRs in this class.
Setting aside injury concerns and catch-point leverage....you gotta ask:
In a league where DBs are constantly grabbing and bumping...will this smaller receiver be able to stay on his route and maintain speed/balance?
Setting aside injury concerns and catch-point leverage....you gotta ask:
In a league where DBs are constantly grabbing and bumping...will this smaller receiver be able to stay on his route and maintain speed/balance?
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If we are gonna go smaller...Tank Dell is interesting. Crafty, smartly pushes off w/out penalty, plays with juice from speed standpoint. Ankle-breaker.