(03-01-2022, 08:38 PM)Upper Wrote:

(03-01-2022, 08:25 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I think Pickens probably gets chosen in round 2 or early round 3, but personally, I wouldn't even look at him until round 6 and I wouldn't even consider drafting Ross at all.

It sucks that the situation with Pickens is what it is, but he also showed enough flashes that I think he could be really good and would be stoked with him at 65. I agree he likely goes round 2 though.

It's kind of sounding like how you treated Little last year predraft. If you disqualify anyone who didn't have a pristine situation you're going to be limiting yourself a lot.

Absolutely not. Pickens has played enough to know what he is, which is highly inconsistent. With Little, I was against drafting him because his body of work wasn't large enough for me to even make an accurate assessment of him. I had no clue if he was gonna be good or bad, because he hadn't played in 2 years. They are very different situations. 

This is a very, very deep WR draft. Why select a guy with any major red flags when there are so many other good WR's to choose from? I'd much rather use the #33 and beyond to select Jahan Dotson, David Bell, Wan'Dale Robinson, Jalen Tolbert, Christian Watson, Skyy Moore, Khalil Shakir, Romeo Doubs, John Metchie, Jalen Nailor, Deven Thompkins, Calvin Austin, Charleston Rambo, Samori Toure, Dontarrio Drummond, Dai'Jean Dixon, Jaivon Heiligh, Tay Martin or Josh Johnson.

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