Is Drafting a WR in the 2ND Really A Good Idea?

[DeeJay]

1 hour ago, Mike in Raleigh said:

How about a TE that can block?

^ this cause Ian Thomas cant block

[WhoKnows]

6 minutes ago, DeeJay said:

^ this cause Ian Thomas cant block

I always wondered why we kept him and he had a reputation as a good blocker. I think it’s just like all the other terrible evaluations by Fitterer. How many blocking well highlights get posted in here? I know I’ve seen plenty of whiffs and missed blocks from Thomas in here. Didn’t we draft Tremble because he was such a good blocker that was athletic where we thought we had a chance to get a Kittle. I remember how we talked in the draft thread about Kittle’s blocking before his draft. SMH, so many good evaluations by huddlers compared to our actual drafts from 2018 to 2023. Everyone liked Burns, Brown and Moore. The rest of the picks and trades, ugh.

[Buckeye Homer]

17 hours ago, ColumbusCounty said:

In the 2nd nah .... unless Keon falls out the first. 

Other than that Malachi Corley is the one for me.... 

I like Pearsall and Corley...esp Corppqley. I think Pearsall is closer to his ceiling. I a think we'll end up with a Legette when it's all said and done. 

Malik Washington out of Virginia is criminally underrated. I'm not saying he's worth a 2nd but the dude can ball.

https://youtu.be/sY5-MnrEzD4?si=aitt2uzI3iR7YWpV

Edited March 17 by Buckeye Homer

[Martin]

The depth of this WR class will push some great players down to us. We could potentially wait and take a WR in round 3. We need to go BPA.

[CRA]

It’s not a good idea. It’s a great idea. It’s a deep and good WR draft.  

[rodeo]

I know the team has plenty of holes but I wouldn't even be mad if they double dip on WRs with the two 2nd round picks.