WR class 2020

Originally posted by Marley:

So many good options this year.

So few picks.

I think there are better fits for the niners, Higgins maybe in a Norv Turner offense

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Mike Williams 2.0 I think he's gonna drop after this pro-day

1.66 10yd split 31 vert
Too high of a bust risk = don't pick

Originally posted by maxsmart:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Mike Williams 2.0 I think he's gonna drop after this pro-day

1.66 10yd split 31 vert
Too high of a bust risk = don't pick

He's a trade down candidate IMO. Film is fine to me overall. I'm not gonna get super worked up over pro-day #s. I prefer Pittman if we want a bigger WR ( I like his value).

Meh

Originally posted by okdkid:
Meh

There's been some confusion on Tee Higgins 40 time from pro day. Scouts I've spoken to had him around 4.56-4.58. Not the 4.4s being tweeted.

— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) March 13, 2020

Higgins may wind up being Anquan Boldin for some team...but I'd rather we not take that chance. I like him well enough but even in a trade back I feel like there would be players who are better suited for what we need.

If we move back and Higgins, Reagor, Aiyuk are there Higgins would be the last guy in that group that I'm taking. And if those guys are gone that's an assumption that at least 8 other WRs have gone off the board(Lamb, Jeudy, Ruggs, Mims, Jefferson, Shenault, Reagor, Aiyuk)

Do I see that happening? I guess it depends how far back we trade down to but in that scenario I feel BPA would be another position and we can try to grab a WR with another pick.

I really think the hype behind this WR class is overblown. Yes, the class is rediculously deep, but that does not mean that it is chalk full of WR1 or 2 talent. If you want a stud, you'll still need to most likely draft a WR in the first two rounds. It's the rest of the WRs,the potential WR3 guys with WR2 upside that you would typically draft in the 3rd round...those are the guys that you can probably get in the 5th round this year. This is why I don't understand the "you HAVE to take advantage and draft a WR crowd.". Without a trade down resulting in multiple day two picks, I don't think a 5th round WR is likely to have much of an impact.

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
I really think the hype behind this WR class is overblown. Yes, the class is rediculously deep, but that does not mean that it is chalk full of WR1 or 2 talent. If you want a stud, you'll still need to most likely draft a WR in the first two rounds. It's the rest of the WRs,the potential WR3 guys with WR2 upside that you would typically draft in the 3rd round...those are the guys that you can probably get in the 5th round this year. This is why I don't understand the "you HAVE to take advantage and draft a WR crowd.". Without a trade down resulting in multiple day two picks, I don't think a 5th round WR is likely to have much of an impact.

I 100% agree with everything you said.

Originally posted by Heroism:

I 100% agree with everything you said.

Agreed

Originally posted by okdkid:
Meh

There's been some confusion on Tee Higgins 40 time from pro day. Scouts I've spoken to had him around 4.56-4.58. Not the 4.4s being tweeted.

— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) March 13, 2020

He ran a 4.54 on his Pro Day
For his size and body type I will take it
May want to look at this article on PFN about Higgins
which indicates he tested like he plays
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/tee-higgins-testing-numbers-only-confirm-what-we-knew/

WELL HELLO THERE

Trading away one of your best DL to draft a wide receiver is a f**king moronic idea. They better use 13 wisely.

Belichick would never.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Trading away one of your best DL to draft a wide receiver is a f**king moronic idea. They better use 13 wisely.

Belichick would never.

Shanahan probably fell in love with Ruggs.