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  1. Good Christ that would be a HR. That is at least 3 potential starters.
  2. Absolutely not. 39 is too high for Wilson and I have no desire fo draft Shipley above the 4th.
  3. Drastically? Absolutely not. Still a C tier or lower overall squad, IMO. Improved? Definitely. Adding Johnson gives us another actual NFL WR.
  4. He has the highest ceiling but probably also the lowest floor of the top three guys. True boom or bust guy. But it's better than the low ceiling and even lower floor guy they previously drafted. I kind of think McCarthy ends up a little that way. Great measurables but just never really produced the way he should have, IMO.
  5. I would say that Johnson and Theilen are the only non-replacement level players in our WR corps. So we at least have two guys that have a prayer of getting open in a given game. The rest of that group?? Woof.
  6. I sort of disagree because had he gone to KC or Seattle he would have been surrounded by organizations that are very good at developing players. Here, that is definitely not the case.
  7. That's sort of been the story of us recently. Shooting for the moon and falling into the ocean instead. The trade up was just stupid. But, we will see if the player is worthwhile.
  8. Yeah, those are always case by case. Without really being privvy to the bulk of the details, it's hard to make a judgement. We get little bits, the scouts and FO's get a fair amount more If they deem the risk worthwhile, so be it.
  9. Eh....that can happen but also bring in a professional situation can help. College football is a pretty bad about developing players in terms of football or maturing them as adults.
  10. I think his peak is an elite game manager. He just isn't ever going to be a guy that blows the doors off. We will see. Hope I am incorrect.
  11. I think the truth is that most young QB's struggle in tough situations like Bryce was in. Only the truly elite don't. Which, I think we can all probably agree Bryce is not going to ever be a super elite guy.
  12. Super smart and super pretty. Basically the perfect sports TV personality
  13. The first two rounds are typically starter level players. After that it's mainly rotational or depth guys. Which, we need a ton of depth, as well.
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