As good as Ridley is and i think he is one of the better WRs in the league when healthy. We aint going to give up the number 1 pick. People are sleeping on Thibs and Hutch as prospects imo and acting like the 1st overall pick aint much since no QB is there worth taking. I also think Neal is underrated as a prospect. After QB pass rusher and LT are the 2 next most valuable positions and im sure a lot of teams would love to add a very good pass rusher. We need to keep the first pick because we still need a pass rusher and another tackle. Id give 33 and a 4th and a later round pick for Ridley if everything checks out good and he agrees to an extension.

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(01-07-2022, 02:47 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Who would Atlanta want with the number one overall pick though? This isn't a very appealing draft to want that pick. Ridley, when he's on the field at least, he's been a pretty competent receiver. He probably would have had a monster year with Kyle Pitts out there looking like the 2nd coming of Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates had he stuck it out.

His mental issues must be severe. I wouldn't risk it. This team is in far worse shape than Atlanta is in right now. Telvin Smith had his issues a few years ago. Really don't think it's a good fit or idea. This team is going to have to get creative in free agency and they should honestly start shopping that No. 1 or No. 2 overall pick now to see if anybody wants to bite on opening night.

One of the elite pass rushers in this draft in Hutch and Thibs.  Outside from QB, pass rusher is the 2nd most valuable position along with LT behind QB. People have wanted a pass rusher to pair with Allen for a long time and we have 2 guys sitting there which is rare.

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