So are those 2 examples of why we should wait until day 3 to find a receiver?
2nd round picks 36, and 50, and the receivers that will be available
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Curious to hear the bust percentage of all rounds. I'm guessing the highest success rate for any position is the 1st round
I think Miami may already have a good understanding of his skills, having seen him in the Senior Bowl.
He definitely made some noise with his performance during practice week. He's very shifty and seems to know how to get open. Versatile too!!!
But I think he's more a late 3rd to early 5th round pick, type prospect.
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After watching the last 30 years of Gator football, I am all in on your opinion...
I mean that is fact, not opinion but hey you’ve been watching them for 30 years too, that’s great . Cool thing is I got to watch them in person for grad school.
You don't have to if you don't have glaring hole in the unit.
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Probably worth your time to take a closer look - at least close enough to know that Golden Tate wasn't drafted in the 1st Round.
While I'm a stickler for accuracy, even when my own are pointed out, show me where his basic premise is wrong.
High picks for WRs are simply not, historically, a good value.
Unfortunately, there are no dominant pass rushers in this draft, so the best move is a trade down.
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Goes to show you there's talent everywhere in the draft. The data suggest you get your best value on recievers in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.
Miami's going to need to think long and hard about drafting a reciever Top 10.
Does a Chase or Smith give you so much more than one of the later reciever picks? One of the exercises that i think is pretty interesting to do is to look at all the teams that have made the playoffs all the way to the SB and evaluate those rosters. It's interesting the talent and the draft position.
How many 1st round recievers do you think were represented on those teams?
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The stuff is so hit or miss! Gotta play the probabilities and it declines drastically as you start selecting talent beyond the 3rd round.
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if we stay at 3 the only logical options for us are WR, Sewell, or Parsons. We most likely aren't going QB or CB, and they aren't really any premier edge rushers in this draft. The value is what it is, that being said a trade down will probably happen due to the qbs that will be available.
I've already talked to you about it. Some WR's are great bets, and some aren't
I've also repeatedly said that anything but QB or trade down is bad value.
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Tyreek Hill was a 5th round pick due to him being a crappy human being in college and getting Kicked off of Oklahoma State. If not for his off the field issues, he would have most likely turned into a 1st round pick. It was a risky choice that worked out in KC's favor, very rarely does guy with his skill set become available later on in the draft.
"Oklahoma State has dismissed junior wide receiver Tyreek Hill from the team after he was arrested and accused of punching and choking his pregnant girlfriend."
Personally, I wouldn't want a piece of crap like this anywhere on my roster.