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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 869200" data-attributes="member: 13032">I see your point.  That’s part of the problem drafting so late in the first round.  Even in a draft that is stocked at a position (in this case WR), it’s possible that 5 or 6 guys are taken first.  I don’t think it’s wise to take a 2nd or 3rd round talent in the first round just because there is a need.  Drafting Taylor under these circumstances, or as you say, BPA, is a reasonable way to address the pick.  It certainly does solve a problem.And we still don’t know what will happen with the glut of WRs still on the FA market.  Because the draft is heavy on WRs, the position isn’t in great demand in FA.  As the draft gets closer, and FA wears on, and these FAs remain on the market, their price will only go down.  So if GB can get a guy like Perriman on the cheap, I’d be all for using #30 on someone other than a WR.  And a RB may make sense.  And Taylor really upped his receiving skills last year and would be valuable on jet screens, bubble screens, or even out of the slot.</blockquote>

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