Whose the upside/keeper play here (1 Viewer)

Which of the following do you like the most moving forward?

i have an open roster spot and a pretty solid starting group- looking to add an upside piece that could turn into a legit keeper by the end of the season for next year.

can pick up for $1 today, keep for $4 next year at draft ($210 budget)

top candidates:

DJ Moore

Christian kirk

keke Coutee 

donte foreman

hayden hurst

Dallas Goedert

Kirk is the easy answer. He is already considered by many to be his teams #1 and certainly will be next year.

beerbuff said:

Kirk is the easy answer. He is already considered by many to be his teams #1 and certainly will be next year.

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I am not so sure that is the easy answer...hahaha......I kind of lean to Coutee.  I think the offense is much better and Watson seems to have a nice rapport with Coutee.  He will always be in favorable matchups because of Hopkins taking off the pressure and the Texans throw a lot. 

I would be between Kirk and Coutee as well. Don't think you could go wrong with either, but i'd probably end up taking Kirk. 

Gally said:

I am not so sure that is the easy answer...hahaha......I kind of lean to Coutee.  I think the offense is much better and Watson seems to have a nice rapport with Coutee.  He will always be in favorable matchups because of Hopkins taking off the pressure and the Texans throw a lot. 

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But Coutee will not be his teams #1. I'd rather have a teams WR1 than the WR2 or WR3 on a team. Also, just because the Cardinals suck this year doesn't mean that Rosen and Kirk won't become something really good next year.

beerbuff said:

But Coutee will not be his teams #1. I'd rather have a teams WR1 than the WR2 or WR3 on a team. Also, just because the Cardinals suck this year doesn't mean that Rosen and Kirk won't become something really good next year.

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Understood and I can see it happening that way.  However, I think the #1 on a bad offense (not saying Arizona can't improve) isn't necessarily better than the #2/3 on a passing offense that spreads the ball and can support that many WR's.  Houston has a great mix with all three WR's playing specific roles that compliment each other really well.  I think there is enough volume and Watson hits the open guy enough to make him viable. 

Kirk probably has the bigger upside if everything goes right but I think Coutee isn't that much below and has a higher floor in that offense.  Either is a good choice and I would try and roster both if I could.