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These were the WR drafted (and their stats) after A.J. Klein was picked

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- Tavarres King - Georgia (no stats, claimed by Carolina after waived by Denver)

- Corey Fuller - Va Tech (Detroit, no stats)

- Ryan Swope - Texas A&M (Arizona, retired before playing due to concussion issues)

- Justin Brown - Oklahoma (Pittsburgh, no stats)

- Alan Bonner - Jacksonville State (Houston, no stats)

- Cobi Hamilton - Arkansas (Cincinnati, no stats)

- Brice Butler - San Diego State (Oakland, 9 catches, 103 yds)

- Charles Johnson - Grand Valley State (Cleveland, no stats)

- Kevin Dorsey - Maryland (Green Bay, no stats)

- Marquess Wilson - Washington State (Chicago, 1 catch, 3 yards)

- Aaron Mellette - Elon (Baltimore, no stats)

- Da'Rick Rogers - Tennessee Tech (undrafted) (Indianapolis, no stats)

I liked the Klein pick when it was made. And he's definitely proving his worth on the field. Hell, he's giving us WAY more production than you'd expect from a 5th round pick.

There sure were a lot of folk beside themselves that we didn't take a 5th round WR though. "Which one?" many of us asked. "DA'RICK ROGERS!" many answered. "Anybody! ANYBODY!" others said.

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I wanted Quinton Patton in the 3rd, we took Kugbila.

Great.

What does the 4th round have to do with my post about the 5th round and after? If my basic math skills are correct, if Patton was taken in the 4th round, then he wasn't available in the 5th round when Klein was selected, correct?

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Wilson's from my alma mater. He needs more meat on him, but he makes great catches. He was great at our school. Not sure how he'll fair in the NFL.

Didnt want him here though. Klein has been nice so far. And GM still stole a WR with King. So can't complain. I think I was more annoyed with the Kugbila like others have stated.

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