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Old 04-13-2022, 07:44 AM   #1
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Not shitting on Dotson either. Just bc I like Skyy better doesn’t mean I don’t like him. I’d be happy with Dotson
Why should I like Moore over Austin? Or a half dozen other 2nd day WR prospects for that matter?

Austin's far more athletic and has worked more inside/outside during his college career.

I get the 'I don't want Austin because he's short' crowd. I disagree with them, but I understand it. But Moore's like an inch taller than Austin. And a very similar style of player, though I think Austin plays tougher than Moore does.

I just can't talk myself into Moore as this premium prospect. He's a slower Austin or shorter Pickens. He didn't test well at all, what flashes he shows on tape are largely a product of poor competition.

I don't get the Skyy Moore love at all. I don't have him among my top 10 WRs this year. There's just nothing I see that makes him more than a late 3rd selection. At best.

I'm not even a Dotson fan, but c'mon - Moore vs. Dotson is a 1st round knockout. Dotson is a FAR better prospect.
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