Is Wes Welker worth a 2nd round pick?

PATRIOTS-80 · Mar 3, 2007

Yes, do it

No, don't

Keegs · Mar 3, 2007

I have no idea, that is a great question

IS he?

I'd almost rather have the pick......
but then again, to US it might be worth it just b/c our WR are so thin

Remix 6 · Mar 3, 2007

No

hes limited in receiving skills and hes not a great KR but a real good PR. i think we can do better in draft w/ a 2nd rounder

PATRIOTS-80 · Mar 3, 2007

Remix 6 said:
No

hes limited in receiving skills and hes not a great KR but a real good PR. i think we can do better in draft w/ a 2nd rounder

then push "no button"

Ghost of Ben Dreith · Mar 3, 2007

Absolutely not worth a 2nd rounder.

I would rather the Pats randomly drew a name from a hat of the players names the pats have ranked 50-80 on their draft board than give up a 2nd rounder for him.

PATRIOTS-80 · Mar 3, 2007

its the 60th overall pick, basically at the top of the 3rd.

IF BB does it, the reasoning is that a rookie can only be signed for 4 years according to the CBA. If BB signs Wes for 4 years, I could understand it because we don't have a PR.

Fantasic4x50x54x59x55 · Mar 3, 2007

Yes, Ive made posts..gotten flamed..stuck by it..

Wes Welker is a perfect fit for our team.. he is a threat everytime hes on the field..

Keegs · Mar 3, 2007

well the good part about this is that we aren't making the decision.
If we were in change or things this team would have 0 rings.

The great thing is that if the Pats do make this deal then it was definitely worth it and BB and co. feel that Welker is definitely worth a low 2nd rounder.

Which is enough for me.

primetime · Mar 3, 2007

Remix 6 said:
No

hes limited in receiving skills and hes not a great KR but a real good PR. i think we can do better in draft w/ a 2nd rounder

He caught more balls last year than anyone on the Patriots while being throw to by Dauey Harringpepper. "He's limited in receiving skills," give me a break.

PATRIOTS-80 · Mar 3, 2007

Keegs said:
well the good part about this is that we aren't making the decision.
If we were in change or things this team would have 0 rings.

The great thing is that if the Pats do make this deal then it was definitely worth it and BB and co. feel that Welker is definitely worth a low 2nd rounder.

Which is enough for me.

Keegs you koolaid guzzler!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

PATRIOTS-80 · Mar 3, 2007

one of JoeSixPat's thing against Welker is that he is not a deep homerun stretch.

But in '05, he averaged 15 yards a catch. It dropped drastically last year, but I don't think that's Welker's fault when you have Culpepper, Lemon and Harrington throwing at you. They s*cked. LOL

cstjohn17 · Mar 3, 2007

No don't do it... but if BB & SP pull the trigger who are a bunch of pathetic mortals such as ourselves to question them...

Lampshade · Mar 3, 2007

Yes.

Draft picks (both the pick and the player) are often overrated. Would we be able to get a receiver at pick 60 who is likely to be as productive as Welker? I doubt it. Could we hit on a Branch or a Boldin? Possibly, but far less likely, imo.

Keegs · Mar 3, 2007

also Welker had 2 or 3 ******s throwing him the ball last year

we have TOM BRADY

i think he'd do a little better here.

primetime · Mar 3, 2007

Lampshade said:
Yes.

Draft picks (both the pick and the player) are often overrated. Would we be able to get a receiver at pick 60 who is likely to be as productive as Welker? I doubt it. Could we hit on a Branch or a Boldin? Possibly, but far less likely, imo.

Right. If this was a Patriot who had 67 catches the year before (and was a great special teamer... think a young Troy Brown), you guys would be going ballistic if we lost him for a 2nd round pick.

No one who's around at 60 is going to catch 60 balls next year.

By the way, this is all great in theory... but even if the Patriots sign Welker to an offer sheet (hasn't even happened yet), the Dolphins still get a chance to match. Unless the Patriots use poison pill provisions to pick him up, I don't think Welker will be a Patriot.

Canada's #1 Pats Fan · Mar 3, 2007

He can kick field goals for us if need be. Now that's Patriot versatility!

Steamer86 · Mar 3, 2007

He is probably worth it, as he will most likely produce more than second round guy for next year or two, but will be more expensive and the worst part is it will take a pick away from our draft day viewing.......every time your team comes up to pick on Day 1 is one of the great joys of life...Do we have to give up this year's number 2 or next year's? If it was next year's I would do it, but I would rather they get an Eric Moulds for a year, without giving up any picks....and trade down at 24 or 28 and take a WR early in second round....Sidney Rice!!!

DaBruinz · Mar 3, 2007

Remix 6 said:
No

hes limited in receiving skills and hes not a great KR but a real good PR. i think we can do better in draft w/ a 2nd rounder

Welker is a much better KR than you give him credit for. The Dolphins kick return blocking was bad.

Also, why do you think that Welker's receiving skills are limited? He had 687 yards on 67 receptions with 285 yards coming after the catch (that's 41% of his yards after the catch). I think that Welker's has very good hands and is the type of player that Troy Brown was back in 2001.

Welker was the target of passes 100 times last year and caught 67 of them. Now, he did have 4 drops. But he didn't fumble at all.

BradyManny · Mar 3, 2007

I'm gonna say "No" for now, but if they do it, I'll be just fine with it...if that makes any sense.

iguide · Mar 3, 2007

I do not think Welker is worth a 2nd. However it is addition by subtraction in that we take a weapon away from Miami that we have had some trouble with.

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