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Keep an eye on Taylor Price


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(especially since the Raiders used a top-ten pick on a wideout last year), there's a receiver to keep an eye on as the draft approaches.

Taylor Price, who played for Peter King's alma mater. Pegged as a mid-round pick early in the process, we're told his stock is rising because he's one of the few high-end receiving prospects not dogged by character (Dez Bryant), injury (Demaryius Thomas), or size (Golden Tate) concerns.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/04/22/keep-an-eye-on-taylor-price/

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I'd love to get him in the 3rd round. I have a feeling he is going to be this year's Donnie Avery and go early. However, I don't see him going before Bryant, Tate, Benn or Thomas. He could jump over Damian Williams and LaFell but not those first four.

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Huge class of WR's this year, we have a good shot at getting a quality one in the 3rd round, and what is funny, I don't think picking one earlier with our 2nd round pick really gets us that more quality. :)

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