The shortsightedness, and complete disregard for historical reality is baffling.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?
I see statements like "this guys special, different, generational, can't miss, etc". It's to the point of being ridiculous.
I try to keep some semblance of rational perspective. No player is "can't miss". You can try to project ceiling/floor etc., but common sense says there are no gaurantees. Honestly, some of it comes down to just pure luck, but if you bet against measurables and precedent, you will lose far more often than you will win.
Best not to be mesmerized and disracted by "shiny" objects.