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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1001752" data-attributes="member: 10086">This might initially sound trivial, but the bottom of our WR group is strong. The 2023 draft presented a host of very good, but not dominant area WR’s. If you needed a Good Slot Receiver this was that draft. The other area that I read was WR strong was the very back of this draft. That’s where we grabbed Dubose and  had Heath bern a shade better blocker or contested catch guy then he possibly gets taken in Rd6-7.Meanwhile we wisely snatched Wicks in the middle of the draft.  I thought it was telling that Dontayvion’s WR Coach (Elliott from Cavaliers) told him that Wicks was as talented a WR as he’d coached in 11 years. It’s not hard to say that about an athlete who surpassed Herman Moore’s College record. That list of Elliot coached players also includes several Day1 and Day2 drafted players. He’s an ideal fit for GB as he’s a very good possession Receiver and if he finds a way to fix his drops, he can become a very good WR2-3 in the NFL.I’m probably most excited to see what Reed does. I heard another former NFL WR say Reed is very similar to Zay Flowers once possessing the ball and will be slippery and damaging to opponents once he regularly gets the ball in his hands.  There’s a good reason GB passed on a plethora of other talented Wideouts to select Jayden Reed at #50 overall.  That Cat is better than his good looks.</blockquote>

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