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Coming from college into the NFL as a WR means you have years until you get better. I really feel that a proven commodity needs to be found and we need to draft a D-player with our first [ick. We need someone we can rotate in to learn his position. I hope the Bills do not waste their first pick on a WR, unless it's ocho cinco on a trade.
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Re: If we draft a receiver, it's going to take him a few years to get to speed....
Yes and no...team will have to account for a decent#2 vs Reed. Even if they cheat the saftey one foot closer then they did with j Reed. It might make the defference. Allthought I agree it usually takes a year for a WR to really learn the system and get use to the speed of the NFL.Originally posted by SkoobyLast edited by acehole; 03-25-2008, 07:16 AM.Hated by the stupid..
Loved by their moms.
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Re: If we draft a receiver, it's going to take him a few years to get to speed....
I don't see the team pulling the trigger on a trade, so we're pretty much zeroed in on getting somebody in the draft that we hope can contribute right away.YardRat Wall of Fame
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Re: If we draft a receiver, it's going to take him a few years to get to speed....
people had to account for calvin too.. and roy williams and furry.. but the lions didnt win.
this is the thing that bugs me about the draft a wr process.. i hope we do take a wr.. or two.. but we still need a vet that can get on the field now..
i hope we get darrell jackson."All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie HoweComment
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Re: If we draft a receiver, it's going to take him a few years to get to speed....
Originally posted by Tatonka
Somebody at least.Comment
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