I think they're honestly prioritizing the running back position and tight end position at the moment. If I had to guess based on what's left out there big board wise. The TE group has more potential now than the WR group that's remaining. They also fit this roster a little bit better. Same for the running back position.

I really don't think, again, based on Pederson's system, philosophy and approach to the game, that, he's not going to be placing an over the top or heavy emphasis at the wide receiver position this year. Think about it. If you're trying to cut back on mistakes, eliminate turnovers, etc.

The best way to do that is to shorten the football field play calling wise and close the gap with your running game. I really expect Lawrence to flourish being back in an RPO this year. I think that's the most overlooked aspect of Pederson's arrival here. Most of everything he did at Clemson with those stacked backfields, the swinging pass plays, the ability to hand it off or tuck it and run or to be able to get the defense to cheat up so he could shoot a quick one over the middle is exactly what this team is looking for out of him this year.

I think they're looking at G/T, RB, TE & Safety today. I think that's their primary positions left to really shore up some more on the back end and add some depth or starting potential to this afternoon. If they get a WR? Great. If not. It wouldn't hurt my feelings and it wouldn't surprise me at all. I also like what some of you on here are saying. You could probably get a solid veteran deal done with Julio Jones or A.J Green if you absolutely feel like you need to add another receiver. However. It may not be necessary.

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