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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
He might (probably not more than than Fannin, though).
Which gets back to my previous point in a couple of these other threads - I'm beyond caring at this point.
Because as an athlete and receiver, he's still not going to be better than one of the fairly ordinary WRs out of this class. If we don't have a HoF caliber, All Pro move TE, I don't want to be TE-centric anymore.
And I don't think Arroyo is better as a receiver than Warren or Loveland. So I'm hard pressed to conclude that there are THREE stud receiving TEs coming out of this class.
Which tells me that with Arroyo we're looking at another good pass catching TE not terribly unlike someone like Trey McBride as his upside.
Eh.
Gimme the more rounded TE and a better WR3 to form up an 11 personnel group and then an explosive RB to finish off the mix.
I just don't find myself all that stoked about a 'Kelce Replacement' these days. They don't exist.
Just pivot.
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I don’t think they are gonna draft a WR again in rd 1 bc Rashee looks to be on track, Worthy is awesome and Hollywood is most likely coming back. Also think the WR class after the top 3 of McMillan, Burden and Egbuka takes a pretty sizable drop. I don’t think any of the remaining WR’s are worth a first.
It’s a great class to capitalize on a huge need of getting a weapon for the offense. If Arroyo is the guy I don’t see why not?
Truth is Kelce is an old, washed player that can provide some moments of his glory days but it’s became more and more rare. His legs are gone. Love him but it’s pretty clear he’s not the threat he was 3 years ago.
Wouldn’t necessarily say we are trying to replace him bc that’s impossible. I think we need a real threat there. A guy that can make plays and get YAC and Noah Gray is not ever gonna be more than a role player IMO
I’d prefer to use a 2nd but if he’s got that much upside and board falls that way I don’t see why not?
We had so many issues with old players and lack of explosive plays. We gotta make that a major priority this offseason