Diggler Cometh
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Let me set the record straight. I wouldn't draft him before the 4th rd. I'm just defending that he could end up a nice wide out for a team that can be patient and develop him.
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Get StartedGuys like him have a place in the NFL but they aren't every down type players. He will probably be drafted by a good team that has the luxury of drafting a specialized player. Look for a team that is willing to think outside the box offensively to draft him kind of late....a team like the 49ers, Pats or even the Eagles to draft him. The Lions can't afford to draft a limited guy like Denard.
Jennings leaves. Cobb replaces Jennings. Denard fills Cobbs role.
I'd be happy with that.
As a wr I think he is more suited for the slot, which means he is not likely an every down receiver.
Definitely see him as a speed back. If he was better at wr then um would have played him there just like they did with Gardner.
As the number 2? Not a chance, though I wish it'd happen to - it benefits the Lions.
And catching balls in practice, which is what it was for Denard is a whole lot different than catching in traffic. He probably does have a niche, occasional screen pass or KR/PR. And that's not worth anywhere near a 4th round pick. If you want a guy with speed to use as a WR, draft a WR. Plenty of fast guys out there.
Cobb was a Qb/wr. Tannehil was a Wr/Qb. Hester was a Cb. Randle el was a Qb. The App State Qb. Penn State Qb M Robinson. Brad Smith for the jets?
If by #2 you mean after jordy jones Cobb and Finley. Then Yea.
Some of you seem to think he's special. There are guys all over who have speed, draft one of them. One that actually played RB/WR before.
Let me set the record straight. I wouldn't draft him before the 4th rd. I'm just defending that he could end up a nice wide out for a team that can be patient and develop him.
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