Steve Smith or a 2017 3rd?

[songintheair77]

For the team in my sig, I think I need one more WR to feel safe with my WR depth. I have 9 picks in the 2017 draft (3 in each round) so I know I will be able to do some restocking then. Steve Smith has been offered to me in exchange for one of my 3rd round picks. I know he's done after this season, and even maybe mid-season based on his recent comments, but is he a solid enough option to shoot for as the last WR on my bench?

(I was also offered Crabtree for two 2nd rounders, but I feel like that's too much- would it be worth it if I lowered it to a 2nd and a 3rd?)

[lukkynumber13]

Yeah you definitely need another WR or 2. I wouldnt look at smith at all tho. Look at guys like Marshall, Decker, D Thomas, Jordy, Hilton, Crabtree (as you mentioned), Fitzgerald, Edelman, and Golden Tate

[lukkynumber13]

After looking again at your starting requirements, I think you need a stud RB more than WR depth, to make a run at the Ship this year. Be willing to move a 2017 or 2 for a stud RB, maybe even a package to land like an Ingram AND a Hilton or Tate

[colonnaj94]

If I desperately needed a WR, I would pay a late 3rd for him

[BelichekYourSelf]

I would target someone other than Smith. He's not even sure he'll be ready to play until 5-6 weeks into the season.

[Coogan Football]

I would target someone other than Smith. He's not even sure he'll be ready to play until 5-6 weeks into the season.

I agree, avoid him at all cost unless he's FREE

[dipANDglide]

I would target someone other than Smith. He's not even sure he'll be ready to play until 5-6 weeks into the season.

Yup. Invest a lil more capital and get someone that you can bank on. Shoot for a Sanu, Vincent Jackson type of player instead of an older guy coming off a major injury in likely his last year. I think Snead is an awesome target if you can get him for a 2nd too.