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Terrence Marshall Jr. will be a great fit if we can draft him.

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Devonte Smith, and Chase and more likely about 3 or 4 receivers will be picked before him. If you are an LSU fan you will know that not only is he a big target but he will be a gem wherever he goes. If he is available with our third pick in the draft this will be a no trainer. Regardless if we pick Smith with the 3rd overall or not we should pull the trigger in the 2nd round if he is there.
 
juniorseau55 said:
Devonte Smith, and Chase and more likely about 3 or 4 receivers will be picked before him. If you are an LSU fan you will know that not only is he a big target but he will be a gem wherever he goes. If he is available with our third pick in the draft this will be a no trainer. Regardless if we pick Smith with the 3rd overall or not we should pull the trigger in the 2nd round if he is there.
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I love Marshall... but he's a pure flanker. I think our need at slot is actually higher than it is for a flanker.

I think my targets (if we take two) would lean more towards Waddle and then Marshall.
 
Feverdream said:
I love Marshall... but he's a pure flanker. I think our need at slot is actually higher than it is for a flanker.

I think my targets (if we take two) would lean more towards Waddle and then Marshall.
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Have we heard any info on Albert Wilson? If we are bringing him back, I think a quick slot guy would be a better choice in the later rounds.
 
Greer17 said:
Have we heard any info on Albert Wilson? If we are bringing him back, I think a quick slot guy would be a better choice in the later rounds.
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He is only signed for one more year, and turns 29 before the season starts...

I'm fine with bringing him back as his salary is reasonable, but he's a short term player.
 
Feverdream said:
I love Marshall... but he's a pure flanker. I think our need at slot is actually higher than it is for a flanker.

I think my targets (if we take two) would lean more towards Waddle and then Marshall.
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Yes that is exactly what I was thinking. That is why I said regardless what receiver we pick. Think of Fitzgerald and Boldin etc. Gives Miami two young receivers. .
 
juniorseau55 said:
Yes that is exactly what I was thinking. That is why I said regardless what receiver we pick. Think of Fitzgerald and Boldin etc. Gives Miami two young receivers. .
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I've said this before... even though it isn't a popular opinion.

I still think that we may be surprised by Preston Williams next year if he remains healthy. He was tearing it up with Tua before he took that gator roll/Christian Wilkins injury... Many WRs break out in their third year and he has the height that you can't coach.

To me, taking Marshall would be the hedge against Williams/Parker's injuries. It would give us three true flankers.

Then we'd just need the speed/separation guy for the inside... and if he had deep speed and could flop outside... even better.
 
Feverdream said:
I've said this before... even though it isn't a popular opinion.

I still think that we may be surprised by Preston Williams next year if he remains healthy. He was tearing it up with Tua before he took that gator roll/Christian Wilkins injury... Many WRs break out in their third year and he has the height that you can't coach.

To me, taking Marshall would be the hedge against Williams/Parker's injuries. It would give us three true flankers.

Then we'd just need the speed/separation guy for the inside... and if he had deep speed and could flop outside... even better.
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I'm not really counting high on parker but who knows what having more targets will do for him.
 
juniorseau55 said:
Waddle won't drop to 18 however. If this was a perfect storm it would be sewel waddle marshall even though I want Sustain Jr here also.
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He might. Last year, the third WR off the board went at 17.

I'm not predicting it... only saying that historically... WRs fall. If he fell to 14-15 range, we might move up for him. But lets see what we do @3 first. Hell, we might move down.
 
I’m ok with Marshall. I’d like to see us come away with 2 WRs in the top 3 rounds. Ideally, one of them at #3. The other one can come at any of the other 4 picks.

Devante Parker
Devonta Smith
Preston Williams
Terrance Marshall
Lynn Bowden
Someone else not named Jakeem Grant

I’d be good with that
 
Feverdream said:
He might. Last year, the third WR off the board went at 17.

I'm not predicting it... only saying that historically... WRs fall. If he fell to 14-15 range, we might move up for him. But lets see what we do @3 first. Hell, we might move down.
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Remember the 2003 draft with andre Johnson and Charles rogers etc. Welll boldin was picked 5th in the second round surprisingly. And that draft had only two pro bowl receivers and rogers wasnt one of them after his monstrous college seasons.
 
I'm all on board for drafting Marshall Jr in the 2nd round. Starts the process of replacing Parker. Parker is getting no separation on his routes and it's only going to get tougher for him to produce. I'd love to draft any combination of Smith/Chase/Pitts/Waddle/Marshall Jr./Olave/Moore.
 
I like Marshall, but I think he's too similar to what we already have in Parker and Williams. So if we're planning on keeping one or both of those guys, I'd rather someone with a different skillset.

We need a clean route runner who is an expert at creating separation, and quickly. Someone with game breaking YAC ability.
 
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