If we do indeed draft Bradford, he's going to need fast, tall, consistent, explosive, or playmaking receivers. Or all of them.
We have a fast receiver in Donnie Avery.
We have a consistent receiver in Laurent Robinson and Keenan Burton.
We have an explosive receiver in Brandon Gibson.
We have a playmaking receiver in Danny Amendola.
What we're lacking is a big, tall receiver. A Randy Moss-Andre Johnson type of mold.
And I believe if we want one, we should wait till the 2011 draft.
For the 2010 Draft, we should grab a solid tight end for Bradford. A consistent, able to catch in traffic, big redzone target for him. Gresham is a possibility.
But, I don't really find any tall standout WRs in this draft. There is Demaryius Thomas, and Danario Alexander. That's it.
For the 2011 Draft, here's some WRs we should look at:
*Note that the projected rounds aren't accurate because it doesn't count for their production next seasno.
A.J Green [6'4, 190lbs.] Georgia *Top 5 pick
Julio Jones [6'4, 210lbs.] Alabama *Top 7 pick
Michael Floyd [6'3, 220lbs.] Notre Dame *Top 7 pick
Jonathan Baldwin [6'5, 225lbs.] Pittsburgh *Top 15 pick
Devier Posey [6'3, 205lbs.] Ohio State *Round 2 pick
Terrance Toliver [6'5, 210lbs.] LSU *Round 2-3 pick
Chris Owusu [6'2, 200lbs.] Stanford *Round 2-3 pick
Derrell Johnson-Koulianos [6'1, 205lbs.] Iowa *Round 2-3 pick
Greg Little [6'3, 215lbs.] North Carolina *Round 3-4 pick
Ronald Johnson [6'1, 185lbs.] USC *Round 3-4 pick
Austin Pettis [6'3, 200lbs.] Boise State *Round 3-4 pick
Ryan Whalen [6'2, 205lbs.] Stanford *Round 3-4 pick
Armon Binns [6'4, 200lbs.] Cincinnati *Round 4-5 pick
DeAndre Brown [6'6, 230lbs.] Southern Miss. *Round 4-5 pick
Leonard Hankerson [6'3, 215lbs.] Miami *Round 4-5 pick
In the first 5 rounds, there are 15 big/tall receivers to be projected to be drafted. That is a huge number.
If we are picking in the top ten next year, I would desperately hope one of the Triumvirate drops to us.
If we are picking in the middle, Jonathan Baldwin is an amazing choice. He is underrated.
The rest are solid, middle round picks.
We have a fast receiver in Donnie Avery.
We have a consistent receiver in Laurent Robinson and Keenan Burton.
We have an explosive receiver in Brandon Gibson.
We have a playmaking receiver in Danny Amendola.
What we're lacking is a big, tall receiver. A Randy Moss-Andre Johnson type of mold.
And I believe if we want one, we should wait till the 2011 draft.
For the 2010 Draft, we should grab a solid tight end for Bradford. A consistent, able to catch in traffic, big redzone target for him. Gresham is a possibility.
But, I don't really find any tall standout WRs in this draft. There is Demaryius Thomas, and Danario Alexander. That's it.
For the 2011 Draft, here's some WRs we should look at:
*Note that the projected rounds aren't accurate because it doesn't count for their production next seasno.
A.J Green [6'4, 190lbs.] Georgia *Top 5 pick
Julio Jones [6'4, 210lbs.] Alabama *Top 7 pick
Michael Floyd [6'3, 220lbs.] Notre Dame *Top 7 pick
Jonathan Baldwin [6'5, 225lbs.] Pittsburgh *Top 15 pick
Devier Posey [6'3, 205lbs.] Ohio State *Round 2 pick
Terrance Toliver [6'5, 210lbs.] LSU *Round 2-3 pick
Chris Owusu [6'2, 200lbs.] Stanford *Round 2-3 pick
Derrell Johnson-Koulianos [6'1, 205lbs.] Iowa *Round 2-3 pick
Greg Little [6'3, 215lbs.] North Carolina *Round 3-4 pick
Ronald Johnson [6'1, 185lbs.] USC *Round 3-4 pick
Austin Pettis [6'3, 200lbs.] Boise State *Round 3-4 pick
Ryan Whalen [6'2, 205lbs.] Stanford *Round 3-4 pick
Armon Binns [6'4, 200lbs.] Cincinnati *Round 4-5 pick
DeAndre Brown [6'6, 230lbs.] Southern Miss. *Round 4-5 pick
Leonard Hankerson [6'3, 215lbs.] Miami *Round 4-5 pick
In the first 5 rounds, there are 15 big/tall receivers to be projected to be drafted. That is a huge number.
If we are picking in the top ten next year, I would desperately hope one of the Triumvirate drops to us.
If we are picking in the middle, Jonathan Baldwin is an amazing choice. He is underrated.
The rest are solid, middle round picks.
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