If Blackmon slips...

[CATCH17]

A WR can have an impact on a game other catching a ball. Defenses would have to decide which guy to cover between Dez, Miles, Blackmon, and Witten. Who cares about individual stats if the offense is doing well? You can't tell me that Romo wouldn't carve up defenses with those options. My only concern would be Dez's immaturity if he isn't getting the ball regularly.

Either way its a dream scenario that won't happen.

It's not about the amount of options.

We need a better running game and it starts up front.

I'd rather draft Cordy Glenn than Blackmon or any other receiver on planet earth.

 

[CATCH17]

Megatron is thee best WR in the NFL, and none of our WR's even come close to him. We could always trade Dez or Miles. Megatron is just a beast.

We don't improve very much with Megatron. It's all about the OLine on offense.

A WR, TE, or RB does nothing but set us back even longer.

 

[tm1119]

I don't care about College production.

If College production meant anything Reggie Bush would be the Michael Jordan of the NFL right now.

It's all about physical talent and there isn't a whole lot there other than he has some strength.

My post was in regard to somebody saying they wouldnt draft Calvin Johnson if he was at 14. Which is just ridiculous.

But how does Blackmon not have physical talent? Hes 6'1 215 and extremely explosive. He may lack elite top end speed(40 time), but I guarantee his short burst speed and agility will be elite at the combine. The comparisons to T.O. are almost too easy to make, he looks and plays like his clone.

 

[JackWagon]

My post was in regard to somebody saying they wouldnt draft Calvin Johnson if he was at 14. Which is just ridiculous.

But how does Blackmon not have physical talent? Hes 6'1 215 and extremely explosive. He may lack elite top end speed(40 time), but I guarantee his short burst speed and agility will be elite at the combine. The comparisons to T.O. are almost too easy to make, he looks and plays like his clone.

Kind of like another slow WR too ... Jerry Rice. *shrug*