Where does draft an explosive slot guy come in there? I know way before Beasley but... You know a guy like Terry mclaurin, or your buddy's favirite Parris Campbell, kavontae Turpin, marquise brown etc I'm sure there's others maybe Terry Godwin?
I don't necessarily think that drafting a guy and signing one need to be mutually exclusive choices. But the better the guy you sign, the less pressing the draft need is.
If they were to somehow acquire Wilson, Crowder, or Humphries, then I would say drafting a slot/YAC receiver is low priority as those guys are young and would fill the role for the foreseeable future.
If they were to address it by resigning Cobb or by bringing in an older veteran like Tate or Beasley, then I would say that such a player should be in play as high as pick #30.
So I guess if we're talking about a relatively high draft pick, it would look like this:
1. Wilson (trade)
2. Crowder
3. Humphries
4. Draft Pick
5. Cobb (resign)
6. Tate
7. Beasley
Bringing Cobb back on a reasonable one year deal and drafting a slot/YAC/PR player is actually not a bad route. You're hedging your bets both ways. Cobb's experience and rapport is there to fill the gap as it's unlikely that a rookie just steps in and is ready day one, and the rookie is there developing and (hopefully) somewhat ready if/when Cobb goes down-- all while giving the Packers an actual viable answer in the punt return game.