AJ Green is franchised

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(03-16-2020, 02:22 PM)SHRacerX Wrote: This is why I am 100% behind drafting a WR with our 2nd pick.  They need a versatile WR that could fill in for AJ if he doesn't play.  I also think Green's ego would kick in and he would step up to prove his worth over a draft pick, but I sure like the idea of a Tee Higgins (or even a Chase Claypool?) to boost the receiving corps should Green not be available.  

Definitely not against drafting a WR at 33 but I sure hope they take care of LB at the very least in FA. Very deep Draft for WR
and interior O-line, not very deep at Linebacker or OT even though I am seeing Jon Runyan falling all the way to the 7th round
in mocks I don't think this is realistic at all.

Tons of great Receivers in this Draft, Laviska Shenault, Denzel Mims, Aiyuk, Pittman etc.

(03-16-2020, 02:30 PM)JerseyDD09 Wrote: Good point there, I've been going back and forth with that one myself.
But, I'm more inclined to find a replacement for Ross. The chances are slim that we'll be re-signing him again.
And, the type of WR I hope they get is either a lot of speed (Since Boyd, AJ & Tate) are not burners.
They need speed on this team to create fear in secondaries. When Ross is healthy, he at least does that for them.

I'm hoping that teams value the deep class of WR's and pick different positions at the top of the draft, knowing that they can get a good one all the way into the 4th, 5th rounds this year.

And, a guy like Burrow's buddy, Jefferson, drops to them at #33. That would kill two birds with one stone as you get a burner, and he has a great relationship already with Burrow.

Yeah, would like speed. As much as I liked Ross in college and when he is healthy he still is inconsistent and cannot stay healthy.