SHRacerX Mock Sim....best one thus far!!!

[*SHRacerX*]

(03-17-2017, 08:40 AM)Crowe Wrote: I think the problem with me going for Ross is that there are better WR's ahead of him and he has some injury concerns. IMO Davis is probably the safest pick with great upside, Williams is talented but had a pretty significant injury as well. There are some good mid round prospects to look at as well. When I see this team WR is not a top 4 need so I'd hate to use a number 9 pick where we are assured to get an immediate starter on a position that is not a huge need. If the team found a way to grab a lb, de, and olineman who were going to come in a make an impact from rounds 2 on then fine draft a WR at 9, I would just rather go with Davis, not that Ross couldn't be electric, I just think 9 is too early for him.

I like Davis a great deal, but Williams scares me...he makes great contested catches, but has far too many of them.  In other words, he creates no separation.  A vertical threat at WR is what is lacking from this offense, IMHO.  A speedy, powerful pass-rushing RDE is what is missing on the defensive side of the ball.  

We do need to think about LT, but I doubt the Bengals use an early round pick on one...they are going to stubbornly sink or swim with Ced at LT.   

I wouldn't take Ross, or Davis, at 9 either.  If you look, I slid back and garnered another second rounder.  I even commented on it?  I don't see Soloman Thomas there at #9, and unless a player like Johnathon Allen drops to them, I could see a scenario where a number of teams desiring to overdraft a LB like Foster would trade up.  

Ross, plus a second rounder that they could use to address the C position is very attractive to me and helps the biggest weakness on the team (the offense) right away.