Daniel Jeremiah on Will Fuller....

[jnday]

Not surprised at all. Guys like Coleman and Fuller should go high. Can't teach speed.

I really do think Treadwell might slide to 34.

If Treadwell slides to 34, Dallas needs to turn the pick in within five seconds. It wood be foolish to pass on him. If he drops far enough, he is worth a trade-up.

 

[jnday]

I agree with the need for speed. However, value wise be tempting. Having quality receivers sometimes harder than we think. Just think injured Dez....Treadwell fill in nicely.

I have been saying the whole team needs faster players, but Treadwell is an exception. Dez and him would totally change the future of the team. Of course they need somebody to pass the ball to them .

 

[Risen Star]

The Berman whoooooooa moment. It's probably my favorite moment of the draft. Not only is that particular pick a surprise but it upsets the apple cart in terms of any defined predetermined pecking order. It shakes everything up.

Almost every year has one. Maybe Fuller is this year's. I wouldn't touch him until round 2.

 

[the_h0wey]

As an aside, The Jefferys was one of my favorite sitcoms growing up.

I guess I didn't get that channel

 

[texbumthelife]

1st thing about a receiver is about ability to catch the ball. Speed is bonus. NFL has plenty of speedy WRs who can't catch a cold. Remember Alexander Wright?

Treadwell maybe a Alshon Jefferson type. If he falls that far you got to seriously consider him.

Alshon Jeffery ran a 4.48

 

[btcutter]

Alshon Jeffery ran a 4.48

He plays slower than he runs then. Seriously. Not saying that Treadwell will be faster in the game.

 

[manster4ever]

Not surprised at all. Guys like Coleman and Fuller should go high. Can't teach speed.

I really do think Treadwell might slide to 34.

Doubtful, but possible. I think there are about 5 teams from 15-33 that would gobble him up. The Lions need another WR big time now that Calvin Johnson has retired. He should be gone by 28 at the latest but you never know. Fuller is VERY similar to Golden Tate IMO. He was a polished, fast and physical ND receiver as well.