More I think about it...

[futballiscool]

If that is the case, we already have that in Sanu, so by logical thinking, we do not need a WR, and we do not need a #2 WR as Hawkins would be the slot then.

For me the difference is that AJ Green is a proven, franchise type player while Sanu only had a couple good games as a rookie.

if they're completely sold on Sanu as a starter I don't think they'll take a WR with the first two picks. so yes I do assume that if they take a WR it's as a future starter and a complement to AJ and Dalton's skillsets.

if they do take Hunter, I won't lose sleep because I think he has a chance to be a really good player, and that he most likely graded as a much better prospect than the other WRs. in the best scenario I still think that a posession WR, the one who'll make the tough catch and move the chains on a 3rd down is the need. it's been the Achilles heel ever since TJ left.

 

[CrashDavisSports]

Dalton is a bum, Crash.

Perhaps you are right, but maybe we can make him just a little bit less of a bum with the right offensive players surrounding him.

 

[kramer1]

Perhaps you are right, but maybe we can make him just a little bit less of a bum with the right offensive players surrounding him.

Like a Wes Welker type and a competent TE. Not a deep threat. A deep threat is wasted on Dalton.

 

[vancelot23]

Having another deep threat doesn't really do much good if Dalton can't get them the ball. Give me Robert Woods, Hopkins, Allen.

 

[augustisback003]

Hunter isn't just a deep threat, he ran a lot of crossing routes at Tennessee and also looked pretty good on hitch routes too.

evaluation video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRnOL2qfXH8

 

[vancelot23]

I'll be fine if we wind up with him (I still don't think we'll pick a WR in the first 2 rounds), but I still like Woods, Hopkins, and Allen Better.