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With the 1st pick take a WR

scpanther22

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I doubt there will be many good QB's in the 2nd. Bradford, McCoy, Clausen will be gone in the first round. We can target some sleeper QB's in the later rounds, but the 2nd round will probably be a crap shoot for QB's. I'd take the best WR available. Keep Moore, sign/trade for someone in the off season (Thigpen, Quinn, someone like that), maybe draft a QB late, let them battle it out in training camp.

Unless we get lucky, we probably will not get a franchise QB in this draft.

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a good QB can get the ball to more than just one or two guys...on a consistent basis.

a good QB with good playcalling can open up the offense much more than a good WR can.

That Good QB at the least needs his WR to be able to get open on a consistent basis.get a vet QB,WR in the 2nd

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Watching S.D, we need receivers

We have them, and they're not used. Gets no chance. Why? What is going on here? Barnidge is pretty much a blocker. Old Moose gets most of the looks. No Moore. We cant even throw it deep to Goodson as fast as he is with ability to catch

Super plain and predictable. Forget drafting a QB or WR with Jeff

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