Quote:I don't see how I'm being short sighted in wanting to give rookie WRs a chance to develop before drafting another one with a likely top 10 pick.

 

My point is you shouldn't base "draft needs" on the hope that a guy (Lee) develops.  You're statistically guaranteed to have draft picks flame out in every draft class.  Having JJ Watt didn't stop the Texans from taking Clowney.  Having arguably a top 5 receiver core didn't stop Green Bay from drafting Devante Adams.  This is where the conversation of need vs talent comes into play in your draft philosophy.  And honestly with all the injuries we dealt with at WR this year, I think it was pretty apparent that WR continues to be a need for this team.

 

It's probably not as big of a need as SS, LB, or DE.  But it's big enough for them to take a guy high if they don't like their other options at their spot.  Honestly I don't really care where they go with their picks.  There are needs all over the team so I don't really think they can go wrong with any position.

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