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I think you'll be good here. Clearly take a QB round 1, and now you've got 3, 3, 4, 4, 5 and 6 to fill in a 2nd qb with upside and most of the rest of your line-up.

Let us know how it turns out!

The starting line-up you have listed does not require any TE.
If that is the case, then I'd pass on both offers.

The team getting the 3rd and 4th rounders probably wins this trade.

Having Hopkins anchor your receivers is a good start. Moore, Watkins, Westbrook and Gallup ... any of them could become a stud in 2019, but it would be best if you could simply add a stud and use these guys at #3s and bye week filler. For RB CMC is another solid base. Michel and Penny could be rotat...

If you're okay passing on RB at 1.04, then I'd suggest trading back. Someone will likely pay a premium for that pick. So if you're looking to start with a WR first, then you could improve your overall draft with trading back.

I don't make lists, nor do I rank rookies. I look at everyone else's rankings (in particular, mocks and actual drafts) to figure out where players are likely to be drafted at. Then I figure out what players I like, what players I don't like, and how the players I do like fit into my draft spots in ...

Nope, no joke. I'm not saying the players are equal ... quite the opposite.

So you would want a 2nd player equivalent to DJ Moore to even it out?

I need help understanding the difference in market value between DJ Moore and Antonio Brown. Who would you prefer to have and what would need to be added to the other side to even it out?

No wrong answers here ... thanks.

I tabulated all WRs based on the following criteria (data from Pro Football Reference and/or DraftScout): 1) WRs drafted in rounds 1, 2 or 3 2) WRs drafted in years 2005 through 2019 (inclusive) 3) WRs with a bench press score from either the NFL combine or a proday **The 2005 cutoff was chosen beca...

Yeah, I saw that site as well but can’t get that number corroborated. The NFL site has vertical and broad jump numbers for him. Draft Scout and PFR have the same. None of them have any benching numbers.

The linebacker Brandon Marshall did 28 reps ... I think it was in 2012.

I'm expanding the spreadsheet to fit these criteria:
Wide Receivers, drafted in rounds 1 - 3, from 2005 to present.

If there is no combine data on BP, then I'm entering Proday if available.

Hmm .... that’s really interesting, DD. I’m working from my phone now, so can’t investigate much. Some of the guys you have listed were already included. However, several were not and I am really interested in why. How did guys such as Brandon Marshall and Vincent Jackson not show up in table? That...

Hmm .... that’s really interesting, DD. I’m working from my phone now, so can’t investigate much. Some of the guys you have listed were already included. However, several were not and I am really interested in why. How did guys such as Brandon Marshall and Vincent Jackson not show up in table? That ...

This is a thread for the analytics guys out there. Anyone that is looking to take a quantified measurement and use it, here is one that may deserve some further consideration. Wide receiver bench press repetitions. If the rookie receiver can push 20 or more reps, then you may want to red-flag him as...

2020 does look good at the top. I think at WR it not only could have several quality guys at the top, but also be very deep if some of these guys declare early. Alabama, for example, is loaded at receiver; it is entirely possible that Jeudy isn't the best one on that team. Ruggs is good and DeVonta ...