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So I should get in on this then? Seems like it's not getting enough praise in here from what I can see..

Don't know much about props/bets, but yeah those names are my line of thinking. To re-iterate, I have a feeling at least six go in the 1st round..

What's everyone's over/under on ~6 WRs going in the 1st round? I feel like that's where we draw the line in this draft.

While they're at it, they should resign the dude who quit while lighting up a blunt a few years back. Hell, get Josh Gordon in the fold too. The Dallas All-Suspension

Can't believe he's only 30. Seemed like an eternity ago..

Not sure if it's a PAC-12 thing, but I mostly saw him going up against zone defenses. Though admittedly, I haven't watched every single cut up there is out there. He certainly can get open, and that's what's lacking in this positional group.

You guys are looking too much into the athletic testing numbers with Harrison Bryant. He's really the only TE in this class who could create (separation, getting open and YAC) on his own. I'm with @HoboRocket. He might be a little small and sure, it would help to "test" better at that size, but this is the TE position. I put more stock into the tape and functional movement on the football field. Devin Asiasi, despite the lack of production, probably has the most polished tape. The guy was playing in a pro style offense and was doing what NFL TEs do on Sundays; reading coverages, finding tight windows/holes, catching balls with defenders all around him etc. I think he and Bryant (Harrison) end up being the two best TEs from this class. Khmet doesn't look to be anything but a decent RZ option at the next level. He needs to be schemed open because he is so slow off the line, can't separate and he can't block for his size. The lack of awareness is the worst part. The guy is going to suffer some bad injuries if he doesn't get better there. It's not a BAD class. I think people look at it and compare it to last year's class subconsciously. There are some decent options for guys that can get you from point A-B, but not much more than that.

I like Love's boom, but his bust is a little too risky for me to take. Some team will take a calculated risk with a 1st rounder, and I'm not sure New England can afford to do that given the needs on the roster. He's going to need to sit a year or two as well to mature and learn and New England doesn't have the mentor at that position any longer.

The future is now:

How did a Brian Hoyer news thread get to six pages?

This is hardly the unthinkable. Especially given what the Cardinals just did a year before..

When Hardman was drafted, Hill's place on the team (or even the league) was entirely up in the air. If Hill had end up getting cut/suspended, I think we're looking at a very different rookie year for him. Regardless, his future is bright.

Cooks is a baller. Not his fault the Rams thought they could turn off the salary cap and give out premature extensions to everybody like Oprah..

If someone offers a 4th, I'm not hesitating for a second. A 3rd is a pipe dream these days - maybe in the yester-years; Recent trends show the league has caught on to the fleecing Belichick did them in for in the first decade and a half. Given how bad this FA class was overall (and the fact NE hasn't done much to this point), they really need to focus on the draft and try to compensate for throwing a 2nd away for freaking Sanu.

Which is odd given the fact. If Andy Reid couldn't get the best of you as a skill player, I'm not sure who else could.