MJS

I can't imagine his trade value could be any lower than it is right now.

I'll be comfortable with them bringing in young receivers and rolling with them. Does that mean there will be growing pains? Probably. But I am comfortable with that. Draft a guy high. Draft a guy later, too, then roll with the rookies, Samuel, Shakir, and whoever else we have. Get the rookies playing time and let them work through the mistakes. That means the position is not going to be ideal this year, but it wasn't last year either. Diggs had his huge drop off. Davis was invisible in most games. Harty and Sherfield were irrelevant. Only Shakir was consistent down the stretch, and he is still here and has another year under his belt. Nearly every receiver to come through here had their best seasons with Josh throwing them the ball, so why do you doubt that he elevates them?

Ok, so what did you look at to determine what a top 32 WR is? Yards and TD's?

Tyler Boyd and DeVante Parker aren't hits? Christian Kirk has been pretty good too.

No. But I don't really care if the NFL wants to have some international games sometimes. Too many people are just automatically opposed to any change whatsoever. Expanding the sport internationally is a good idea for many reasons. For one thing, it could open up the talent pool if more athletes worldwide become interested in pursuing football instead of other sports. The NBA benefits greatly from having an international pull for talent. So does the NHL. Even MLB.

Well I guess they don't agree with you.

Most people watch on TV. And they can still do that no matter where the game is.

So, never take a receiver in round 4. That's my takeaway.

Agreed.

Wait, why do we want him? About 600 yards and 1 TD over two years for the Titans. Injured a lot. He is tall but not really fast. What is the appeal?

Nope. Football is way more fun to watch than basketball, in my opinion.

Draft Xavier Legette at 28. Draft BPA later on.

He sure did, but the Bills had a great game plan that rendered him ineffective. They ran the ball down their throats.

All of the above.

I sure as heck wouldn't be drinking and partying and driving weeks before the NFL draft if I had a chance of getting drafted. I'd be doing everything possible to keep my nose clean and make sure no team has a reason to doubt me.

It's not just drinking and driving, which is horrible by itself, it's also that he is dumb enough to do it so close to the most important time of his life.

Never. Have you?

Yep, let someone else take the idiot. If he turns into a hall of famer, good for them. But chances are he won't.

What an idiot. He can't stay out of trouble for a few months before the biggest and most impactful event of his life (the draft)? Take him off the draft board. We don't need idiots on the team.

Shakir and Kincaid are both active and engaged on run plays and when they don't have the ball. They should be good examples for the team going forward.

He is highlighting his effort, which was crap.

Sure it is. You don't know what plays you will have an impact and what plays you won't. That's why you give it your best every play. Diggs showed terrible motivation on that play, regardless of the outcome. He should be trying even if he knows he will have no impact.

Yeah, he was terrible on non-pass plays.

And he can't screw up their draft because he is unemployed.

Beane randomly called up Austin Proehl to share deeply confidential information about Diggs and his trade? That is absurd. Beane wouldn't even tell current players on the team that story if it were true. He wouldn't tell anyone besides MAYBE Josh and a handful of front office people.