Which of these draft Prospect WRs would Help our Current Team the Most?

[SissyBoyFloyd]

After voting for one of them, tell us who you voted for and which later round pick at WR you think would be a good compliment for/to him, if it worked out we could draft both.



Unless we trade back and get a couple more 1st or 2nd rounders, I can't see anything this good happening. However, I voted for Iowa State's Hakeem Butler. There is nothing like having a big red zone target to bail you out..

In a perfect Cardinal world, if either of these complimentary wideouts fell to the bottom of R2, I would make a move to grab either one to compliment either a big red zone threat like Hakeem Butler, or if we had taken a speedster like Hollywood Brown.

Riley Ridley, Georgia - 6’2’’, 199 lbs, 40 Time: 4.58 - great hands, smooth route runner, great vision, my personal draft favorite.

Terry McLaurin, Ohio State - 6', 208 lbs, 40 Time: 4.35 - good size, fast, excellent route runner, and hard nosed & scrappy.

 

[Kai]

Kelvin Harmon
Jazz Ferguson

 

[Goldfield]

Deebo reminds me of a fast Boldin.

 

[slanidrac16]

Remember the words of KK. A wr that can take the lid off.

 

[Veer]

Either a speed demon who can take the lid off, or a big body who can win with size in the RZ and on 3rd down. Tbh I think we will draft both types of WRs. Other than Fitz and Kirk, none of our current WRs has shown much, if anything in the NFL.

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

I wouldn't touch N'Keal Harry. He has bust written all over him. He doesn't know how to run routes and create space. Pro cbs will totally shut him down. He is my #1 Buyer Beware player in the draft. And I love my alma mater deeply. Please examine his tape closely and I believe you will see what I see about him.

 

[CardLogic]

N'Keal Harry make me nervous also, Sissy. He could be great if he has the work ethic, but he will have to work like he never has before! I just don't know if he has that drive in him?