(01-30-2020, 11:13 AM)Kane Wrote:

(01-29-2020, 04:44 PM)Cleatwood Wrote: If 1K is your benchmark then yes, you may not find many who are making an impact. However this year, you could argue Deebo Samuel, Metcalf, McLaurin, AJ Brown, Hollywood, Diontae Johnson, Slayton, Renfrow, Preston Williams, and Mecole Hardman all made an impact on their offenses.

In 2018, DJ Moore, Ridley, Sutton, and Anthony Miller made impacts. 

In 2017, Juju, Kupp and even Keelan Cole made an impact.

In 2016, Hill, Thomas, Fuller, and Boyd all made an impact.

My point for taking Lamb isn't just with the fact that he would immediately make an impact on the Jags but that having Lamb and Chark for the foreseeable future would be down right nasty.

OK but many of the guys listed aren't first rounders... so why spend high draft capital on a guy when we could possibly find a contributor in a later round?
We need OL, DL, DB, and LB more than we need a WR.

I don't doubt Lamb's ability at all. I just don't think our roster needs and state of our current franchise warrant a high pick for WR. I once thought we should possibly draft a guy like Jeudy at 9 but was convinced by others that our guys currently rostered have enough speed and gain enough separation that WR really isn't an issue.

Late round guys like Van Jefferson or mid round guys like Claypool/Pittman are probably better picks for value.
I stand by my statement... if it's me, I'm not taking a WR at 20 with a bigger need elsewhere on the team not being met (OT, OG, CB)