I would rather have Trey Burks after watching both receiver's tape. London is always contested, doesn't separate well. Burks can take it to the house any play with the ball in his hands, looks like a mini-DK Metcalf out there!

London?

Nah. I don't want a WR who literally will not run a 40 to be timed, or any agility drills.

Huge red flag.

Yep, this is the one guy who - if we don't have to trade up to get him - I'd hate to see us not grab.

I really like Burks a lot. I think he'd be a weapon in this offense.

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So he’s a 2nd round pick now, right?

Burks does a lot of things I really like.

My only concerns with him are:

1) Is he quick/sudden enough to run routes in the NFL and in an Andy Reid offense? He looks stiff and awkward at times (really needs space/time to build up speed).

2) Will his body/play style hold up to the NFL rigor and pounding? This is a guy who takes a lot of hits and runs through contact a lot more than making guys miss.

Grabbing an LB in the draft would be nice but I think the guy we signed from Carolina is our starter. We can sign more depth for cheap or wait til the fifth round or so for one