AmishManjina

Anyone have an idea of what round he'll go in? And if its the 3rd or later do you draft him to go alongside colston as the number 2 in our already prolific offense? His senior stats were amazing. I think he had something like 112 receptions for 1060 yards and 12 TDs.

papz

Good speed, size, hands, and does a good job separating. I didn't realize he was as fast as he was. I like him but with our second pick... it's probably a bit high. He's slated to go at the end of the second or somewhere in the third. If he's there in the third, I wouldn't mind having him at all.

hagan714

If we do not trade down in round two and he is there in the third I do not see a reason not to take him. Unfortunately for us round three is the round that we drop to the 15th pick in the draft.

Earl Bennett, WR, Vanderbilt
Andre Caldwell, WR, Florida
Jordy Nelson, WR, Kansas State
Eddie Royal, WR/PR, Virginia Tech
William Franklin, WR, Missouri

These are my late day one or early day two WR on my wish list.

I am really thinking dropping in each round of day one may not be a bad idea from the way the mock drafts are falling.

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins

stylee10

He's got speed, (wait for some announcer to say he's like Wayne Chrebet or Ed McCaffery though...) hands, and can play. I'd feel good about he or Bennett in round 3.