I didn’t give Wyatt an asteris, primarily because he was climbing. Lately though he‘s dropped a little and I can’t get anyone to tell me why. That‘s worrisome but not enough he wouldn’t be my third choice.
Who do you like that fis that description. I took Williams because without the injury he could well have been th top receiver. My medical guys tell me he’ll recover fully. Give me Green at the right price and work this guy in slowly. Eventually he and Hopkins are a tough cover problem.
In round one only Green.
Good player but would be weaker than Johnson if you wanted him to start at guard then eventually move to center. I wouldn’t move Hudson.
Thanks, Johnson mutated into one of the biggest puzzles I’ve seen. I guess the injury was fo blame though that seems odd. He appeared to loose the ability to make that jump cut which left defenders tackling air. Sad finish to a fabulous start.
Well you’ve asked about one of the more devisive players in the draft. He’s extra tricky because he mostly played inside at tackle but in the NFL will almost sure move to end. Playing inside he has zero cover experience, but does swat down his share of passes. Most people with whom I‘ve spoken have him in the middle of round 2. That’s an awkward place for the Cards. He’s not strong enough to go at 23 but will likely go before 55. If you wanted to target him your best strategy would be to trade down from 23. That would be a huge gamble and someone could snatch him before you got him. I can’t endorse that strategy because there’s going to be a sure thing at 23 with the depth in this draft. Hall has a great motor and a powerful punch. He’s solidly aggressive. Playing inside he’s developed moves including spins, swims & looping stunts. He also has above average speed with a good, quick burst. Drawbacks include being impatient so he gets frustrated by double teams. He doesn’t use leverage well and takes bad angles. Too often he gets redirected by weaker players. His frustration often manifests if his first move doesn’t work. He’s on Bruce Feldman's Freaks List, so he’s quite an athlete. However he only started one year due to his issues.
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Wyatt is older than you'd like. As you well know, it's better to get a younger guy because there is more room for physical growth.
The Cardinals need a healthy Hopkins and some complements. It's really not as dire as you are making it out to be.
You build your team to win your division first.
Some complements = at least a #2 WR. That's a pretty big need right there, and that doesn't do enough on its own either.
Unless anyone thinks Moore, Dortch, Baccellia, and Isabella is sufficient.
I'm an Olave fan. I think his floor is high...that's a compliment from me.
The Cardinals need their QB to make the plays that are there more than anything else.
KM needs to be better, but so does our WR room. Unless you're arguing that we're set and only need a #4 or something? You're certainly not saying that, right? I mean, no way.
No I'm not...but a cheaper veteran, more meaningful snaps and routes from Moore, and a draft pick could easily fix this situation.
Jerry Rice ran a 4.6.
I think he’s the safest WR pick. He makes the plays when you most need himto do so. He’s way gone by 23.
I think it would be hard for him to make a bad choice unless it’s Green.
I'm not shocked if Olave goes way sooner than #20....maybe around even #9.
