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Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 17 Apr 2020 07:37
by Yoop
NCF wrote:
17 Apr 2020 07:07
BF004 wrote:
16 Apr 2020 21:54
Wonderlic scores
Chase Claypool - 27
Michael Pittman - 29
Bryan Edwards - 28
Brandon Aiyuk - 23
Henry Ruggs - 20
K.J. Hamler - 15
Van Jefferson - 12
Laviska Shenault - 14
Denzel Mims - 17
Jalen Reagor - 13
Tee Higgins - 11
Justin Jefferson - 19
Jerry Jeudy - 9
CeeDee Lamb - 12
So dumb... I can look at these for two seconds, knowing absolutely nothing about these guys, and say, "Doesn't surprise me."
true, the dumbest 2 or 3 will make more then all the smart ones :lol:

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 17 Apr 2020 08:15
by NCF
Yoop wrote:
17 Apr 2020 07:37
NCF wrote:
17 Apr 2020 07:07
BF004 wrote:
16 Apr 2020 21:54
Wonderlic scores

So dumb... I can look at these for two seconds, knowing absolutely nothing about these guys, and say, "Doesn't surprise me."
true, the dumbest 2 or 3 will make more then all the smart ones :lol:
I meant its dumb that I go to that conclusion without knowing anything about these guys.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 19 Apr 2020 13:02
by Freewheelingutey
After watching Van Jefferson highlights..I really would like to see us get him! Probably late second or early 3rd rd?
I wonder how much the wonderlic scores really play into things..obviously you want a smart qb. Gary had a 9 last year. That didn't keep Gutey away!

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 19 Apr 2020 13:29
by Yoop
Freewheelingutey wrote:
19 Apr 2020 13:02
After watching Van Jefferson highlights..I really would like to see us get him! Probably late second or early 3rd rd?
I wonder how much the wonderlic scores really play into things..obviously you want a smart qb. Gary had a 9 last year. That didn't keep Gutey away!
always felt it affects the speed to learn new things, the more complicated the thing, the longer it takes, being a rookie and learning NFL schemes is hard enough, couple that with a 40 watt bulb brain and it's even tougher :lol:

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 15:35
by Pckfn23
Alright, let's get some consensus on these guys. Who are you good with and where? Who is off your board? Who is being overrated?

Round 1:
Lamb
Jeudy
Ruggs
Jefferson
Higgins
Aiyuk
Reagor

Round 2:
Mims
Claypool
Shenault
Pittman

Round 3:
Hamler
Peoples-Jones
Johnson
Edwards
Duvernay
Van Jefferson

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 15:46
by NCF
[mention]Pckfn23[/mention]

I am moving Higgins and Aiyuk down a notch and Peoples-Jones up a notch. I have spent quite a bit of time on that Top-10 and Aiyuk is probably my least favorite of the whole group.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 16:34
by BF004
I am really pushing to get through my WR soon.


Going to have a shocking amount of 1st round grades. 8, maybe 9?

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 16:57
by YoHoChecko
Pckfn23 wrote:
20 Apr 2020 15:35
Who are you good with and where? Who is off your board? Who is being overrated?
Round 1:
Ruggs
Lamb
Jeudy
Jefferson

Round 2:
Reagor
Aiyuk
Mims
Shenault
Pittman
Higgins
Peoples-Jones

Round 3:
Edwards
Claypool
Van Jefferson
KJ Hill

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KJ Hamler, Devin Duvernay: :puke:

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 17:01
by Pckfn23
Yoho, rough on the WRs.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 17:05
by BF004
Pckfn23 wrote:
20 Apr 2020 15:35
Alright, let's get some consensus on these guys. Who are you good with and where? Who is off your board? Who is being overrated?

Round 1:
Lamb
Jeudy
Ruggs
Jefferson
Higgins
Aiyuk
Reagor

Round 2:
Mims
Claypool
Shenault
Pittman

Round 3:
Hamler
Peoples-Jones
Johnson
Edwards
Duvernay
Van Jefferson
This is actually really good, IMO.

I Mims is first round lock for me. Flirting with a top 4 grade after Lamb, Jeudy and Jefferson with Ruggs.

A lot of these guys are really close, so digging into details deeper, injury issues, off the field, hand size, etc. could very easily move someone from like 4th on my list to like 8th, but really only going from maybe 18 to 28 overall, or whatever.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 17:10
by BF004
Also, I kind of like the Claypool at TE talk personally.

I think he is my TE #1 this year.

Position being somewhat irrelevant though when talking about a big possession WR with deep speed or a TE with speed and good receiving ability.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 17:24
by BF004
Also, if you check out Brad Kelly on youtube, he posts awesome All-22 videos, amazing for checking out the WR's as he will break them down by every target or every TD or things like that.




Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 17:25
by Backthepack4ever
Honestly i really feel jefferson might be the best pro when its all said and done. Lamb doesnt scream greatness to me. Great college wr in a no pro O. No elite traits. He will be over drafted.. Juedy is a pure route runner but I think ruggs better.... Call me crazy. Juedy will be good but ruggs has that dynamic stuff that as a 2 will be so much more to the team's he is on.

Jefferson. Hes just a dog to me. He gets it done. A better Jennings out the gate. Perfect fit in green Bay but hes a top 15 pick imo

Next fit would be reagor. Explosive play maker with a skill set we dont have. Nevermind the lack luster combine... He came in heavy and it hurt him. He dropped back down and all the speed is there. The tape doesnt lie. Nobody catches him.

After that I would trade down with Pittman mims and Aiyuk next. All are instant upgrades but not my favs at 30.

I have no interest in Higgins. Shenault is a fringe late 2nd 3rd guy

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 17:55
by bud fox
Like Higgins - doubt he lasts - looking at mocks it seems packers will have to move up to around 20 to get 1 of the 5 top wrs.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 19:20
by YoHoChecko
Pckfn23 wrote:
20 Apr 2020 17:01
Yoho, rough on the WRs.
I guess I just feel like after the top 4, the value between, say #5 and #10 are so tight that it's hard to value any one of them enough to take significantly before another. So if you're drafting the #5 WR at 21, it's likely that a receiver of almost equal value is going to go at #40; that's of course setting some scheme fit specifications aside. It just makes it easy to prefer a trade back than a sit still, for me personally. Even if I valued those 5 WRs as the 26th through 30th best player, the supply is so high that I'd rather pick at 40.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 21:14
by BF004
Don't think there is anyone in this class at this level.





Boy, it is all there, but he has definitely come a long way. Very raw back then, hardly looks like the same player, but you can see a few flashes though.


Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 21:30
by Pckfn23
Trying to figure out why the board is down on Higgins so much? Some help?

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 21:55
by bud fox
Pckfn23 wrote:
20 Apr 2020 21:30
Trying to figure out why the board is down on Higgins so much? Some help?
Not sure just like I couldn't understand why it was previously so high on Mims.

Higgins tape is very good and he is 6'4.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 20 Apr 2020 22:11
by BF004
I do like Higgins, but I think he is a limited athlete, so many guys with such high ceilings in this class. Almost seems hard to limit yourself with someone who might only be able to be 'good' at best.

Re: 2020 Positional Draft Talk - WR

Posted: 21 Apr 2020 00:34
by Pckfn23
BF004 wrote:
20 Apr 2020 22:11
I do like Higgins, but I think he is a limited athlete, so many guys with such high ceilings in this class. Almost seems hard to limit yourself with someone who might only be able to be 'good' at best.
I would put him in my 2nd tier of 1st round guys because of that. I think his supposed lack of athletic ability is a bit overblown.