@tour2ma said:

Come on Tour, You already nailed the Bridge of Josh in Cleveland before it Happened. Now This..

@brownsfandenver said:

Appreciate the research you put into that. 1 minor correction is the Lions drafted Charles Rogers 2nd overall in 2003 from Michigan State. In fairness, to that guy - Joey Harrington hung him out to dry over the middle to the tune of 2 consecutive seasons beginning with broken collarbones for a guy that didn't have much of an injury history in college.

More recently, the first round isn't nearly as bad of an omen for drafting WRs as it used to be. You still have to do your homework and snag someone worthy of round 1 consideration. For example, drafting a slot receiver like Tavon Austin up as high as the Rams took him was a reach regardless of his speed and quickness. Here's some examples of good first round WRs just off the top of my head:

AJ Green

Julio Jones

Calvin Johnson

Demaryius Thomas

Plex Burress

Dez Bryant

Torry Holt

Larry Fitzgerald

Santana Moss

Randy Moss

Terry Glenn

Mike Evans

Odell Beckham Jr

Sammy Watkins

Kelvin Benjamin

Reggie Wayne

Marvin Harrison

Hakeem Nicks

Andre Johnson

Torrey Smith

Depending on when and where there's a run on defensive prospects, we might be able to land an immediate impact at WR somewhere within our first 3 picks. That wouldn't suck especially if we were able to do it in round 2.

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@alkid3 said:

That logic is stupid. So Andrew Hawkins is better than or equal to Jimmy Graham since both teams were 7-9. Hahaha

And who was throwing the ball to them?

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@alkid3 said:

Yes sir.

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

Sorry, I forgot sarcasm is supposed to be put in pink.

Don't let it happen again.

@westside-steve said:

Did Evans win more games?

WSS

That logic is stupid. So Andrew Hawkins is better than or equal to Jimmy Graham since both teams were 7-9. Hahaha

@alkid3 said:

Sorry, I forgot sarcasm is supposed to be put in pink.

@mudfly said:

I think he;s dropping like a rock(as predicted, btw)......

Honestly dont want Funchess at all, but if they take him, I pray it's not in the second round.......

Ahh maybe. On the upside they say he plays with a lot of intensity. on the downside they say that's not always the case. on the upside he would probably also be able to play tight end effectively. on the downside he doesn't want to.

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@londonbrown said:

Now visiting with Texans today

Makes sense... Hartline would be a nice fit there given recent Texan developments.

@brownsfandenver said:

I think he;s dropping like a rock(as predicted, btw)......

Honestly dont want Funchess at all, but if they take him, I pray it's not in the second round.......

XxDaBuckeyexX said:

Give him a break, he had McCown throwing him the ball......oh wait

Josh Gordon had Brandon Weeden and Jason Campbell throwing the ball to him.

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@westside-steve said:

Did Evans win more games?

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@alkid3 said:

Really? I hope you're being sarcastic. If not you sound stupid.

Did Evans win more games?

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@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

Just about as good as McCown did.

Really? I hope you're being sarcastic. If not you sound stupid.

@miktoxic said:

I think the guy is going to fall down on draft boards after his combine. He doesn't want to play TE because he refuses to block and he's not an option as an outside WR.

The only thing he's got going for him is that he can jump. Other than that, speed is poor and hands are inconsistent.

@mld-woody said:

yes i think he's the second tallest rated top 10 WR/TE in the draft .

@miktoxic said:

what about funchess?

I think he was measured at just over 6'4" at the combine.