What WRs do you like preferably ? I really like DK Metcalf...big high upside WR. I also like Marquis Brown as the quick precise route runner and deep threat. Metcalf would be the only WR I would consider where we are at or with a minimal trade down ala Redskins.
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Marquise Brown is my favorite by a lot. You just can’t teach that elite speed, could have Tyreek Hill type upside. I think receivers like that are the direction we’re trending. Metcalf seems to be the guy that’s getting touted most as having a first round grade, that injury is hella scary though.
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I like the Dorsey pickup.
He was on the 2001 Hurricanes team that has to be the most stacked team ever: Philip Buchanon, Vernon Carey, Najeh Davenport, Frank Gore, Andre Johnson, William Joseph, Bryant McKinnie, Willis McGahee, Roscoe Parrish, Clinton Portis, Ed Reed, Antrel Rolle, Jeremy Shockey, Sean Taylor, Jonathan Vilma, Vince Wilfork, Kellen Winslow Jr, Eric Winston. Crazy.
He was on the 2001 Hurricanes team that has to be the most stacked team ever: Philip Buchanon, Vernon Carey, Najeh Davenport, Frank Gore, Andre Johnson, William Joseph, Bryant McKinnie, Willis McGahee, Roscoe Parrish, Clinton Portis, Ed Reed, Antrel Rolle, Jeremy Shockey, Sean Taylor, Jonathan Vilma, Vince Wilfork, Kellen Winslow Jr, Eric Winston. Crazy.
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How about both? That would be a killer tandem...ideally assuming the Metcalf injury doesnt linger..Wishful thinking here. It would be awesome watching Josh air it out from the 20 to Brown on a fly route.
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AAF is pretty decent. NFL needs to adopt:
1) no kickoffs
2) mic the review officials. That Benjamin-Pats call would probably be different if people know they're mic's.
Bills should sign Gilbert. We all know his dad was what drove the 1990s team, so let him take his dad's position.
1) no kickoffs
2) mic the review officials. That Benjamin-Pats call would probably be different if people know they're mic's.
Bills should sign Gilbert. We all know his dad was what drove the 1990s team, so let him take his dad's position.
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yeah not hard when that one booster who got busted was paying nearly all of those players/paying their families. Was so happy to see OSU beat them in the championship in 03. Not that OSU is not another dirty college.
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So Tyrell Williams for 4/56, Devin Funchess for 1/10, or trade 9ov for AB +a mid pick?
I'd take the latter of those options.
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Great signing. That team is well on it's way to becoming a contender.
Holy shit... Does that guy ever leave the gym?
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He gives me some David Boston vibes. I generally think the best size for a reciever is lanky. Short speedsters like Hill are great but I don't know that Allen wouldn't overthrow them. Tall, stocky guys like Metcalf could get a lot of receptions, but I don't know about their durability or game-changing abilities.
I don't know who the 6'3, skinnier WR prospect is this year but that'd be who I want.
EDIT: Upon further review, it looks like no one fits into that built in terms of Day One guys. I guess I'd favor Metcalf if we went WR first round (which we absolutely should if we trade down).
David Sills would be an interesting 3rd round guy to consider as well.
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He is a Hopkins/Jones type receiver. Not saying he will be that but he is that type.
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Premature for a list of free agents before the franchise tag deadline, but here's another anyway.
NFL free agents 2019: Ranking top 50 players available, predicting possible landing spots for Le'Veon Bell, Nick Foles, Dee Ford, DeMarcus Lawrence, more
By Matt Lombardo | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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NFL free agents 2019: Ranking top 50 players available, predicting possible landing spots for Le'Veon Bell, Nick Foles, Dee Ford, DeMarcus Lawrence, more
By Matt Lombardo | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
NFL free agency officially begins when the new league year gets underway on March 13, when several of the top players will be free to sign with any team they wish.
Big changes could be coming for running back Le'Veon Bell, wide receiver Antonio Brown, Super Bowl LII MVP quarterback Nick Foles, and pass rushers such as Dee Fordand DeMarcus Lawrence.
Who are the top-50 free agents? Where might they sign? Here's a look at our latest rankings, and potential landing spots for the top players, who could be on the move:
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