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Originally Posted by Dam8610
If Nabers is there, he's the BPA. In most classes, he'd be WR1, but most classes don't have the physical reincarnation of Calvin Johnson taught to play WR from childhood by Marvin Harrison.
If you don't get an elite talent like that, though, I really don't see a reason to bring in a WR. If Ballard's not an idiot (and he's not), he'll tag and extend MPJ. MPJ is a good 1, Downs is a good slot (and IMO would be the #2 target in the offense), and Pierce has the skillset to be the deep threat boundary guy. Beyond that, the Colts are only going to keep 5 WRs in all likelihood, Dulin will probably be one of them, and I likes what I saw of DJ Montgomery enough to not burn a Day 3 pick on the hope of getting a good WR4.
So if you can get Nabers, get him, otherwise stand pat at WR IMO.
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I agree on Nabers and as mentioned before like Odunze as well. Guessing both will be gone by 15, but stranger things have happened.
You're assuming Dulin will be fully recovered from his ACL tear. Not saying that he won't be, but it is possible that he's not and starts on the PUP.
Not following your logic on not drafting a day 3 WR. If there's one available at the top of Ballard's board who's likely better than Montgomery then why wouldn't we want to take him? Also, if WRs 4-6 are good on special teams then we could keep 6. Probably not, but it could happen.