(03-12-2022, 08:12 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(03-12-2022, 07:59 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Of those guys, I only believe Olave is a true, immediate #1. He should be the 3rd WR off the board in round 1. I like Dotson, but I think he goes in round 1 as well. I like Watson a lot, but I think he takes a while to develop. I don't see him coming in and putting up anything close to Ja'Marr Chase numbers in year one or even year 2. We need someone who can be a true #1 in 2022.

Jamarr Chase set the rookie record.  He will likely be a HOF.  You ain't getting a Chase and you don't have to be a Chase to be a number 1

Well no duh Sherlock! That is why I specifically said, he probably wouldn't putting up anything close to the numbers Chase put up. I was simply using Chase as an example of a rookie WR who made an immediate impact. You want me to use a different example? I don't think Watson will come in right away and put up anything close to the numbers Jaylen Waddle put up last season or What CeeDee Lamb did in his rookie year. Is that better?

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(03-12-2022, 08:15 PM)Eric1 Wrote:

(03-12-2022, 06:49 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Getting Chark back is fine. I want him back too, but you have to admit, he has a history of injuries. Can he be counted on to be a #1 WR the entire season without getting hurt? Unless one of the top WR's miraculously falls to #33, I don't see any other way we find a true #1 WR without trading for one.

He missed 5 games his rookie season, 1 game in 2019 and 3 in 2020.

He got hurt this year because JRob got tackled into the back of his legs while he was run blocking down field. Can't really fault him for that, just a crappy situation that happens from time to time.

I know, but some guys are just fragile. I hope that is not the case with Chark, but you never know. He's never played a full season yet, since entering the NFL. That is still a concern.

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