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Upon further review it woulda been better if JetMaxx picked this guy while drafting for the Jets
That works. But with their WR situation in a real state of flux (Both Wayne and Nicks are done) I wonder if Jaelen Strong would be the pick here.
They really can't spend a premium pick on offense with that horrendous defense. With Hilton, Moncrief and Carter (admittedly a big question mark) they can bring in a veteran or wait a bit in the draft imo.
almost, but no.
They can't be sold on what they've seen from Moncrief thus far, but would expect a veteran instead of a first round WR.
While I'd agree that they shouldn't count on him right now, you're right that a veteran is far more likely than a 1st round pick.
I did consider Denzel Perryman but I liked McKinney's size/speed combo to give him the higher upside.
Very inconsistent. He had a big weeks versus Pitt and Was, but put up a lot of goose-eggs and similar despite an increase in targets. Flash is there, but Indy is going to need to see more this offseason to feel comfortable with him as starter IMO. I didn't expect him to have any real impact year one though, so it is all gravy. Still rate him as a hold for dynasty.
unlikely selection, i think.
13 is awfully high for a center (which would be Cameron Irving) and there's really only one CB they'd consider there too, IMO, and that's Waynes.
That makes two of us who don't follow them closely, I'm a Cincinnati fan from the UK but I just moved out here so I've started keeping an eye on them. Arians from what I can gather thinks Ellington is fragile and doesn't want to use him more than 15 plays a game. If they don't go RB they could definitely go OL and I expect both Gurley and Gordon to be gone by pick 24 in the real draft anyway.I think Ellington is good enough to be that guy, so it is hard to see them spending a 1st rounder on another back. They have to seriously address the offensive line for any back to be successful back there. Maybe you'd do it in FA. They seem like the kind of team that would fall in love with a QB prospect at this spot, knowing he can sit behind Palmer for a year or two.QB is fine if Palmer comes back; I don't think Keim will reach in the 1st for a guy like Hundley or Grayson. Nor did I see an OL on the board that I liked. RB is a need position because they only have one talented RB and he is fragile, who else do you think they have that is any good?The problem with the Arizona running game is at QB and OL, not sure what adding another talented RB adds really.JonB86 said:
Anyways, just sharing my thoughts. I don't follow the Cardinals that closely so I may be completely off-base.
Waynes would be a call, I think. He's got size - which is something they were looking at last year - some wheels and solid cover ability. Kiper had him as the #1 CB a few weeks ago. They drafted Stanley Jean-Baptiste last year (he's a big dude too at 6'3) but even with the injuries they had he didn't take the field. Patrick Robinson has been wildly inconsistent over his career in NO. Most fans think he sucks but he's often injured too.
Isn't the role of Gronk already taken? That seems to be the best comp for Funchess. Not saying it's not a good pick but maybe Jaelen Strong would get consideration here if they went looking for a receiver and didn't need him to be TE sized guy?
I don't believe Wilfork is going anywhere, but they have shocked me in the past.
That's a fun pick. I like it. It goes against the Pats and their dislike/failures for drafting WRs but that's fine by me.
