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Watching the film on him, he doesn't look that slow. He's not a speedster, but with his size, he doesn't need it. Dez is a 4.52, maybe a bit slower now. I don't think the speed is all that different between the two.
At this point, if we stay at 4 and Treadwell stays a top 5-10 pick, I honestly feel he's the safest pick at a position of need. I kinda got caught up in his lack of speed as well, but man, he looks like a WR that would fit our offense perfectly. There are some really good wide receivers in this draft, we could always look into a speedster in later rounds.
Having said that, I wouldn't hate us passing on him either.
Watching the film on him, he doesn't look that slow. He's not a speedster, but with his size, he doesn't need it. Dez is a 4.52, maybe a bit slower now. I don't think the speed is all that different between the two.
At this point, if we stay at 4 and Treadwell stays a top 5-10 pick, I honestly feel he's the safest pick at a position of need. I kinda got caught up in his lack of speed as well, but man, he looks like a WR that would fit our offense perfectly. There are some really good wide receivers in this draft, we could always look into a speedster in later rounds.
Having said that, I wouldn't hate us passing on him either.
I don't know how wide receiver could be considered a position of need.
I don't know how you could think wide receiver isn't a position of need.
Dez Bryant coming off an injury plagued year, Williams on his last year of his contract and didn't produce when Bryant went down, Street is one unimpressive camp away from being cut and Beasley is nothing more than a slot guy.
So yes, I'm gonna go ahead and say wide receiver is a need, unless there is some receiver I'm forgetting about. Maybe we address this in FA, but if we don't, we better look for a WR in this draft. This is a passing league, you need more than just one good receiver.
I don't know how you could think wide receiver isn't a position of need.
Dez Bryant coming off an injury plagued year, Williams on his last year of his contract and didn't produce when Bryant went down, Street is one unimpressive camp away from being cut and Beasley is nothing more than a slot guy.
So yes, I'm gonna go ahead and say wide receiver is a need, unless there is some receiver I'm forgetting about. Maybe we address this in FA, but if we don't, we better look for a WR in this draft. This is a passing league, you need more than just one good receiver.
I don't know how you could think wide receiver isn't a position of need.
Dez Bryant coming off an injury plagued year, Williams on his last year of his contract and didn't produce when Bryant went down, Street is one unimpressive camp away from being cut and Beasley is nothing more than a slot guy.
So yes, I'm gonna go ahead and say wide receiver is a need, unless there is some receiver I'm forgetting about. Maybe we address this in FA, but if we don't, we better look for a WR in this draft. This is a passing league, you need more than just one good receiver.
Dez Bryant had an injury, it's not career threatening. He'll be back next year ready to go, so that;s our sure fire #1 wideout. Williams is an adequate #2 guy when he has a QB to get him the ball. Harping on him considering the deficiencies of the QB play and the play calling, are short sighted. Even Bryant did do squat whewn he came back. Williams is on the last year of his deal, so if he plays well, they'll re-sign him. Beasley has proven to be a great slot threat. Whitehead hasn't even had a chance to acclimated to the league yet. I see three starters already, with a fourth guy who is still up in the air.
Yes, you need more than one receiver, which we obviously have, in this league, but you absolutely don't need multiple high picks.
Denver, Carolina, Seattle, New England, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and Baltimore say hello.
Lol you realize Carolina just drafted Benjamin and Funchess the past two drafts?
Denver drafted Latimer/Thomas in the top 2 rounds
Seahawks just used 2 of their top picks the past 2 drafts on Lockett/Richardson
Steelers have drafted a WR in the top 3-4 rounds despite having Antonio Brown (Bryant, Wheaton, Sanders)
Saints just used a 1st on Brandin Cooks despite not "needing" a WR
Colts 1st pick last year Phillip Dorsett, 2nd pick year before Moncrief, 2012 TY hilton
So only New England (who used a 2nd on Dobson and have the best receiving weapon in the NFL in Gronk)..