(03-15-2022, 07:43 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: No thank you on moving up from 33 unless it's just a couple spots.  I think Watson has a chance to be there and his potential is as high or higher than any WR in this draft.  I think the our 3rd rounders is where we need to move up from.  Could get a Watson and then move up for a guy like McBride would put the offense to the next level for Trev

I like Watson, but I'm not sure there isn't a run at WR at the bottom of the 1st.

15.  Philadelphia
16.  Philadelphia
17.  L.A. Chargers
18.  New Orleans
19.  Philadelphia (from Indy)
20.  Pittsburgh
21.  New England
22.  Las Vegas Raiders
23.  Arizona
24.  Dallas
25.  Buffahole
26.  Tennessee
27.  Tampa Bay
28.  Green Bay
29.  Miami (From SF)
30.  Kansas City
31.  Cincinnati
32.  Detroit (from L.A. Rams)

Assuming they don't deal for Watson, I could see the Eagles take a WR with one of those three picks, to pair with the Alabama WR they took last year and to replac Jaelen Reagor from the year before.

I think the Chargers are okay at WR and likely won't take one at 17.  I think Pittsburgh won't go WR in the first, even though they are losing JuJu.
New England never seems to get WR right.  They could certainly use an upgrade at WR, but Belichick seems to value defensive players more.  I could see the Patriots needing a WR but taking a CB or DB at 21.

The Raiders could use a WR or a CB.

Arizona places a heavy emphasis on WR, and are likely to lose AJ Green and has lost Kirk.  Despite them trading Cooper, Dallas is still largely set at WR.  They could actually trade back considering their cap situation and the idea that Jerry Jones likes to try to look smart.

The Bills are okay at their top 3 WR spots.  I think they go elsewhere.

Tacks could still go WR because they seemed to swing and miss on the Julio Jones trade.  But they could also use help along the Oline, as their Ts have declined dramatically over the past coule of years.

Tampa is still pretty good at WR though they lost Antonio Brown.  But I could see them go IOL considering they lost Marpet and Cappa.

Green Bay is largely set at WR even though Adams has said he refuses to play under the franchise tag.  Generally speaking, they don't invest first round picks at WR.

At 29, Miami could use a WR opposite last year's rookie from Alabama, but it seems OL should be a bigger priority for them.

KC could go WR, but it seems to me they could use more defense.

Cincinnati is loaded at WR, but could go TE since they lose Uzomah to the Jets.

WR is less of an issue after the Chark signing, though the small size of the deal suggests they could still go WR.

After going through the list, there seems a decent chance a good WR could fall to us at 33.

I still doubt Baalke's ability to identify a WR at that spot.

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