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What's all this talk about a #2 receiver need?


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I wouldn't mind us adding an older eceiver at a reasonable price on a 1 year deal or a 2 year deal where it costs us almost nothing to cut him after 1 year.... someone who is still hanging around after the first batch of FA signings probably.

 

However, our number 1 and number 2 WR positions are set.

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I think Crabtree should be a top target. If healthy he dramatically improves our 3 WR sets.

The issue with trying to sign a FA WR like him is I think you would need to overpay to try to attract him to play somewhere without a QB. I think he would prioritize going somewhere with a really good QB/passing game if he has the option.
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A big receiver is certainly a need. The receiver corps is relatively small. Only one receiver over 6-2. It would be nice to have a big receiver 6-4 or 6-5 to run with Watkins and Woods.

i could see them taking a run at a guy like Kenny Britt from the Rams if he doesn't re-sign there. Bills were really interested in him last year.
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I see a larger outside WR as an issue, but not necessarily a "need" i.e. Offensive line, TE, etc. But, I like Robert Woods, a lot, but see him more as a slot WR, and guy like Crabtree as a larger outside WR target...Hogan is good, but more in a 4 WR set, IMHO....so, Drafting a bigger, possession type WR is also a good choice to me...no need to spend FA money if it gets tied up in Offensive line, TE, and maybe LB / CB depth....

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