Which also really makes me think of kind of unusual this draft is from any of previous few seasons where this looks like the kind of draft you might need to trade up for a WR, instead of what we normally see is people in one QB FFPC going RB hungry and pushing WR's back.
It’s a mixed bag.
I feel like we’re going to see quite a few FF 2nd round WRs who outperform how everyone is group-thinking them right now.
There’s a lot of negativity out there, yet I continue to see scouts I respect giving high praise for guys like Flowers, Mims, Tillman, Downs, etc. and while Addison tested & measured poorly, his college production was great, so there’s a Calvin Ridley possibility there where he just proves (again) that the combine isn’t the end-all be-all to playing in the NFL.
The 2nd is also suddenly littered with TE prospects. And of course this draft’s strength is the RB class. Names have shifted a little post-combine, but it’s roughly the same number of them.
I’d be trying to acquire more 2nd round picks right now (but probably not at the expense of 1sts) and especially in SF.
In 1-QB I don’t mind turning a late 1st into a later 1st & an early second. That’s a move that should pay off. The only risk is a value slipping to 1.07 & not being able to capitalize on it. Which seems to happen more years than not.