Wr Dilemma, and the draft?

[Big C]

we do not trade down unless the 2 CB's are gone. if that is the case, try and trade down to around 14-18 and take Carlos Rogers. Hes big, and runs a sup 4.4 40, played for Auburn, is a very solid player. If he is gone then, try and pick up williamson if he is available, and if he is not, i might go for best available, a la Thomas Davis and play him at safety. i dont advocate drafting a DE coming off a serious injury (erasmus james), although it was his junior year when it happened. the DE id prefer is Pollack because of his motor, desire, and production. but my first choice would be a CB no doubt. hold off on a WR till the 3rd round

[HermosaBeach Skin Fan]

Is Rod really that bad. I mean, I know he's streaky, but certainly I think he's better than a third round pick. Not meaning that we'd get higher than that for him, but I think he's got upside and he's not hitting the cap too bad. Put it this way, I'd rather keep him then draft a WR in the third round with a pick we traded for.

[Monksdown]

Originally Posted by HermosaBeach Skin Fan

Is Rod really that bad. I mean, I know he's streaky, but certainly I think he's better than a third round pick. Not meaning that we'd get higher than that for him, but I think he's got upside and he's not hitting the cap too bad. Put it this way, I'd rather keep him then draft a WR in the third round with a pick we traded for.

We pay him to much, if his value is only 3rd round or worse.

[diehardskin2982]

Gibbs is up front but never rules any thing out so his words didn't tell me much in the interviews

[56FAN]

I Agree With Bigc About The Cb's And Taking Vincent In The 2nd. But Springs And Harris Are 30 And 31. Time To Grome Some Guys

[That Guy]

no one really thought JJ would bomb, but SJ would have been a better choice (though he's being misused by the rams currently)...