(11-02-2019, 11:28 AM)jaglou53 Wrote:

(11-02-2019, 11:21 AM)jaglou53 Wrote: I can't see drafting a wide receiver in the first couple of rounds- especially when there will be very good prospects at cornerback, defensive tackle and offensive line who will be available. Since it's highly unlikely that either of the Jaguars' picks will be in the top 15, it's doubtful Thomas, Brown or Okudah will be on the board. I'd like either Trey Adams or Biadasz with one of the 1st rounders and the best available corner with the 2nd. One guy you left out is Lamb, the injured corner from Virginia. He would also be a possibility at corner depending on how his rehab goes. He'd be a steal in the 2nd round if he lasts that long. An ideal 1st 3 rounds would be:

Kinlaw and Biadasz- round 1

Lamb- round 2

Hamler- round 3

Sorry, O-Line, I meant Bryce Hall- not Lamb. Hall was rated a top 20 prospect prior to his injury.

I wasn't really impressed with him last season and I just didn't get to see enough of a body of work from him this season (due to his season ending injury), to risk spending a 1st, 2nd or even 3rd round pick on him. Now if he somehow falls to the 4th, I could be swayed. IMO, 1st-3rd round picks are reserved for guys I really believe can be good starters in the NFL.

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