(01-05-2022, 10:55 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(01-05-2022, 10:48 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I didn't forget about Kelce. Pringle is an UFA as well and could very easily be upgraded. They need a possession receiver to keep the chains moving.

That's not what I'm hearing. Now, Rodgers is considering retirement as well. 

Green is old and Moore is no Christian Kirk. The fact remains that the Cardinals passing game has drastically declined in the past few games and it was a direct contributor to the losing streak they were in. They need more consistency from the WR group. 

You can try to run it down other teams throats all you want, but you still need to have decent receivers. I don't care how much they spent on Julio Jones, he's not getting separation and he is on an obvious decline. When he and A.J. Brown were both injured, the Titans had absolutely nothing at WR. They have to address WR, even if they are a run first team. They should address O-Line later in the draft, possibly on day 2, but I don't see an O-Linemen worthy of a late 1st round pick who should fall to them. 

Agreed. That's what we'd have to do. We obviously don't wanna reach for a WR in round 2, if the value isn't there. Just take the BAP. We're not gonna fill every need in this draft and free agency anyway. This team is at least 3 years away from being competitive no matter who we add. I wouldn't mind selecting a CB like Coby Bryant in round 2. He and Ahmad Gardner shut down every WR they faced this season and he won the Jim Thorpe Award as the best DB in college football. Adding him with Griffin and Campbell should at least stabilize the CB position for the next few years. 

If we then select a WR like Jalen Tolbert in the 3rd and Jalen Nailor in the 4th, I'd be very satisfied. That would give us two really good receivers with the ability to separate. I'd also definitely re-sign Chark as well and try to add Mike Williams in free agency, although I doubt he would come here. 

I just plan for the worst to happen. I'm conditioned to think that way as the longtime fan of a losing franchise. I plan for the worst and hopefully I'm wrong. By preparing for the worst, your never really disappointed.

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It's so depressing that we don't even have 1 good receiver and teams like the Bengals, Cowboys and Broncos are 3 deep.

I'm never disappointed in whos available because players always fall and some of the guys we aways want is available.  I'm almost always disappointed in who we pick though.  Bryant could easily go in the first