(04-08-2020, 05:31 PM)Upper Wrote: Good ones yes, great ones no. Giving up something like an extra 3rd and 4th to go from good to great is what we have all these extra picks for.

Given how deep this class is, we don't know which ones will end up great but wich ones won't, but we can look at the traits of each player and extrapolate whether that player's skills and ability will be available later.

We know Ruggs was the fastest player at the NFL combine.  By definition, no other combine measured receiver ran that fast.  The prevailing thought is Ruggs will not be there at 20.  If Gruden wants an absolute field stretcher, we will have to move up to get him.  Similarly, if Gruden requires a great route runner, the consensus is that the very best route runner is Jerry Jeudy.  The prevailing thought is that Jeudy won't be around at pick 20.

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