I'm not sure anyone in this draft would be a WR1 over Bowe.

I agree, which is why I'm not excited about drafting anyone early. I'd be happy with Jacoby Ford in the 4th or 5th or Riley Cooper in the 5th.

My point is, the top WR's in this class could all be great WR2's.

I can't say that about the guys you're talking about.

Shit, I'd rather keep Mark Bradley than waste a pick on another WR3/WR4.

Outside of Bryant, LaFell, Tate or Williams I don't know if any of the WRs in this draft could be great WR2's. Outside of those expected to go in round 1 or early round 2, I see them more of slot or WR3 type guys.

I'd prefer to spend a pick on a 2nd string O lineman, LB'er, S (you have no idea how much it makes me die inside to say it,) or HB over WR.

Mitchell, Barnes and Price have a shot.

Mitchell is an interesting prospect. He's another guy who should be available round 5.

I get this thought process, but I also think that the LB position is stacked this year, and we can probably get about the same quality with 2B for 3-4 ILB or rush OLB as we can with 2A.

If Dan Williams magically is still available at our 2A, then we take him and don't look back. But if he's not, and no other DT or LB really stands out at that point, I'd be happy with taking LaFell or Tate with that 2A to pair up with Bowe.

my stud list

Eric Berry
Rolando McClain
Mike Iutapi
Dan Williams
Jerry Hughes
Matt Tennant
Earl Thomas

If Williams is so good, why was Tennessee's run D so bad with Williams in the middle, Rico at LB and Berry playing in the box?

I wouldn't mind Barnes in the 5th or so.

Drafting Danrio Alexander in the 2nd or 3rd round would make a grown man cry.

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I heard Tebow had trouble taking snaps from under center yesterday. is that true?

YES.
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