Dante's question from last night now has me wishing for Jackson, I'd prefer Gordon but would still give a first for Jackson.

Philly may not be able to keep all 3.

This. Bowe/Jenkins/Hemmingway/Dressler are all #2/3 WR's. We need a solid #1 to open up this offense.

WR is a secondary concern. The offense caters to RBs and TEs. We need a dynamic TE more than anything else.

That a fair point, wouldn't bother me one bit to use the first on one... going into 2014 with Fasano and Kelce isn't gonna cut it.

I think once we get a TE that can win matchups in the passing game (this draft has 3 really good ones) that will prevent teams from being able to bracket Bowe all game...which was the case a lot in the first half of the year.

In 2010, Bowe was a clear cut bonafide #1 guy. Not too many receivers can come down with 15 tds in a year with b level guys throwing to them. It's no surprise that once they started getting the ball to Dwayne, the offense opened up. It's the coaches, Alex's and Bowes responsibility to find a way to replicate that level of production in 2014.

The good thing is this is a deep tight end and receiver class and a really good one should fall to us.

That's not necessarily true.

We need the best pass catcher(s) that we can get regardless of being a TE or WR.


getting 1 of each would be best but i don't want to sacrifice a single drop of talent for a specific position.

2 elite WRs and we can slide Bowe in tight
2 elite TEs and we can run double tights all game

Whatever gets the most talent on the field

We do have more room to add talent at the WR position right now though.

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Plot thickens.

No thanks to a broke WR.

Ebron should be the pick

Gimme Boldin for a year.

Doubt he'd come here. I could see him going to the Patriots. And as good as he is, I don't really want a better version of Bowe.

Jeremy Maclin is a stretch the field guy. Those kind of guys are going to have marginal impact in this offense if we don't find better outlets for a QB that makes plays with his feet.

1 impact TE changes this offense more than any WR at this point.

I like Amaro.

I prefer Ebron. Amaro reminds me a lot of Tyler Eifert. Where as Ebron Reminds me of Antonio Gates from 7, 8 years ago.

Absolutely uncoverable.