Gibbs for sure would have a huge impact.
Any of the top WR prospects is potentially more impactful then this guy.
I’m taking corners, and linemen on both side of the ball over him too.
I can get a TE that will produce like Mayer will anywhere.
I can’t find Offensive linemen, defensive linemen, corners, and wideouts to some extent unless I draft them.
Plus, I’m currently sold on Ferguson and Hendershot as quality players at the position and this draft has a ton of legit TE talent.
And yet, how many posts have you made in the last year and a half which states you don't take a RB in the first?
And, would you agree that most of the WR's that will fall into an area where Dallas can reach are undersized? If so, how do you justify a player at the WR position who has a shorter life expectancy in the league? The shorties don't end up having ten year careers, especially with their first team. And the top four WR's will be picked long before Dallas has a shot.
Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU https://BAN-INCOMING-IN-3-2-1/college/TCU_logo.gif is a big receiver, but has several problems. Questionable hands and doesn't seem the challenge for the ball. And, you most likely will need to trade up.
Corner is an option.
Kelee Ringo, CB, Georgia https://BAN-INCOMING-IN-3-2-1/college/Georgia_logo.gif Good size and really good speed. However.....
“There are some really good games but there are some average ones, too. I think you project the size and athleticism because he’s got them both and he’s scheme independent.” -- Regional scout for NFC team
And you will most likely need to trade up above the Jags to get him.
Christian Gonzalez, CB, Oregon https://BAN-INCOMING-IN-3-2-1/college/Oregon_logo.gif The knock on this guy is his lack of toughness. With Deion making business decisions, that was okay. Not this guy.
Calijah Kancey, DT, Pittsburgh https://BAN-INCOMING-IN-3-2-1/college/Pittsburgh_logo.gif This guy has a shot at being there. And drafting him would prevent him from going to the Eagles. However, this guy is 6'1" and weights 281 pounds. NFL guards will take his lunch money.
The point is Catch, these are guys around where Dallas will draft. In a deep draft these guys wouldn't sniff the first round.
Now there will be people who suggest trading down. Does this mean you were ankle deep in the quick sand and decided your best move would be the take a few steps forward and get chest deep. Meaning move down into the lesser talent for an extra pick, of lesser talent.
All the platitudes about value and talent are directly in proportion to how deep the draft is.
Dallas has made some really good picks, CeeDee, Parsons and Smith. They may pull a rabbit out of a hat this year.
But to use a broad brush about first round talent and what to expect has to be filtered through how much talent is in the pool.