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Pat Yasinskas opinion on what we should do with the 1st pick!


rmoneyg35

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I don't care who we draft but when you have the #1 pick you have to get the BEST player in the draft no matter what position they play. That guy has to be an instant impact player and most likely a superstar. We got it right with Peppers (should've been #1 pick but thank God the Texans were stupid) in 2002 and we need to get it right again.

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Not sure how Newton slipping down the board has anything to do with the # 1 overall pick, he was NEVER going to be taken # 1 overall or even close.

Agree on Fairley, would rather get a WR out of FA... we've already learned how hard it is to develop a QB and WR's at the same time.

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OK St Blackmon Back to school

ND Floyd Back to school

1st round WR pool just got smaller.

I tell you, it makes a lot of sense for St Louis Rams to come after AJ Green.

not sure we would want to drop to mid first round, but could get next years

1st out of them and maybe this years 2nd.

hope he blows up the combine, but if rated high, probably won't work out

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