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I assume the point is spend any money to keep them away from the big FAs

These classes arent great for WR either, and generally WRs are easier (for most teams) to find than 6'6 300+ athletes with 34+" arms.

If there was someone I actually liked maybe I would feel different, but none of the receivers being talked about excite me, the only one that actually is a #1 is DK, but I don't love his fairly limited route tree and I don't think he is a fit for what the team wants to do.

Of all the needs this team needs, WR moves the needle the least....it is the piece to put you over the top, not the piece that moves the floor.

Yeah, being in the SEC helps, but even then only like 8% make the NFL ..still alot of "punks that will be sorting mail and stocking shelves next year"

That is true of most college players....something like 1.5% of college players make the next step.

Fair but there are levels to might......players that have started and played well at in the NFL are the top of the list; followed by college players who played the position at a high level and have the required traits; somewhere down the line is college players making a position switch

Because they need to fix LT, not draft a guy that might fix it then find out he cant make the change during preseason and have to scramble only to have Lowe starting again in week one. I want to go into training camp knowing who is starting at LT, not watching camp videos wondering who is...

RT to LT is the hardest swap to make, followed by LT to RT, and my understanding is that it isn't an athletic issue but some guys just have a hard time doing every mirrored. You can always find people that did it, but IMO if you need the position and the guy played it, just play them...

Aiyuk specifically refused the trade because of the unsettled QB position.....doesn't mean he would be ok with it this year, but it also doesn't matter; he already has a new contract and he doesn't have a NTC. If the Patriots are trying to trade for him, the hold up is his health, and the...

Draft a guy to play the position he excelled at, not everyone can change positions.

The difference of course being that Moore did get on the field, and he just isn't that good.

I noticed you said 33" inch arms, not sub 33" inch arms..... if Campbell is drafted and plays LT he will in the 10% of tackles that played over 500 snaps last year with less than 33 inch arms, and I don't remember the exact number but his 77 inch wing span makes him like 1 of 1 in the last...

Leave Mike at RG, that is his best position......just get guys who play positions you need, stop trying to force moves.

Yes, those two guys are about fixing the position short term; and making the rest of FA and the draft for flexible. We aren't looking for "upside" we just want to solidify the position in the short term. If you are getting Moore you are bringing him in as competition, he isn't a long term...

He isn't much better than what is already here, but is getting paid way more. The only player that may have made sense was Johan Jackson, but other than that its just alot of devalued players moving around.

Brown was always a better receiver than Metcalf, and he was traded 3yrs ago. Metcalf came out of school as a pretty limited WR and nothing has really changed in his time in the league.

But I would rather live in Cleveland than Foxborough, or even commute there.

13.5 dead money if traded before June 1st

I'd have to look at the breakdown capwise, but I don't think it is happening this year.