Take the highest ranked prospect on their board at a position of need.
Unless they trade pretty far up there isn’t going to be a WR at 28 worth the pick. At that point it will be the 7th-9th best receiver.
Being at 28 may take them out of the round 1 receiver market. I wouldn’t settle for the 7th or 8th best prospect when there will probably be a much better prospect at a different position there
Pretty sure Beane isn’t going to pigeonhole himself into WR in round 1. At pick 28 they’ll likely be looking at the 7-9th best WR prospect. There’s other needs to consider