(03-17-2022, 07:02 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(03-17-2022, 06:42 AM)Caldrac Wrote: It's risky. My only fear is Philadelphia with those three picks. I am hoping they go all in on defense and they bypass the WR position completely. However, if they decide to take a WR at some point I fear it will trigger the domino effect and a run will start. Then you have to start worrying about teams like New England, Green Bay, Kansas City, Tampa Bay & Detroit right in front of us at 32. 

Any of those teams could go WR to benefit their QB's that are already in the play-off discussion just because of how they play as it stands and Detroit just needing to keep adding pieces around Goff before they decide to move on from him. They added Chark but I could still see them looking at a guy like Dotson to compliment him. St. Brown was a good rookie last year as well.

The Packers and BB doesn't take WRs in the first.  Tampa just resigned Godwin and signed Gage, if they don't resign Gronk I could see them taking McBride which would suck and they still need a guard.  KC possibly could or they could go secondary l, Detroit is the one team I think could take a WR there, the good thing is they just signed Chark.

The Packers dropped fat loot on Rodgers to stay in Green Bay. They're going to have to work out a long term deal somehow with DeVante Adams. I don't think Allen Lazard has resigned and I also think they had another WR out there in the market that hasn't decided to return yet. 

I think they're going to drastically change their approach in this draft and next year's draft in order to try and hit pay dirt with Rodgers before he retires. I could very easily see them drafting a guy like Burks, Dotson or even Watson if they're on the board. 

I could see Kansas City taking McBride. Kelce is 33 years old. He's probably the third to fifth highest cap hit on their roster. Makes a lot of sense to find his successor now. McBride fits that mold.

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