(04-09-2021, 08:32 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(04-09-2021, 08:25 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: When Pitts went down with injury, I didn't really see Toney step up to take that leadership role and be the #1 guy. There were long stretches where he would just disappear. I see him as a complimentary receiver and you just don't use first round picks on complimentary receivers IMO. First round picks and even most second rounders should be #1 type receivers. I keep seeing where analysts say Toney is so quick, but I just didn't see it in games. IMO, he plays much slower than he test and he just doesn't consistently show separation to get open. I see him as a 3rd or 4th round kind of receiver in this very, very deep WR class.

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No. He's overrated, because I have at least 10 WR's ranked ahead of him. I think the fact that he's a Gator, has tainted the objectivity of some people on this board to what Toney really is. Kyle Pitts is an elite, star player. Kadarius Toney is pretty average.

You said the same thing about Elijah Moore.  I'd like to see your top 10 WRs list being that Toney and Elijah isn't in it

Huh? You have me mixed up with someone else about Moore. He's an entirely different kind of receiver than Toney is. Moore lacks size, but does show the ability to separate consistently. Actually Moore is my #9 receiver. Moore reminds me of Brandin Cooks in his heyday, while Toney reminds me more of a modern day Randall Cobb.

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