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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1094039" data-attributes="member: 10086">The more I ponder WR. Just in general and nothing directed at Caldwell. I think it’s a thick enough class to stand pat and someone good will come rolling along in RD4 Or RD5 that is starter potential within 2yrs. If we make a trade I’d prefer it’s at QB2 where we can pay a guy $1.5M for 4 years of reliability.I say this because for 4 rounds there’s a consensus 5-6 athletes graded per round at WR. It thins a little around top 150-175, but the supply will push a RD3-4 prospect into our lap imo.Just my opinion but at this juncture Wicks looks like a bonfafide WR3-4 that can serve as a WR2 for several weeks. I see him as a 600-700 yards, 5-6 TD when offered opportunity.  13.5 per target Wideout with adequate targets. Maybe clipping 800 yards if he’s thrust into Full Time action.  He’d be a low end #2 but upper end #4.Now I hope I’m wrong and he shoots up towards 1,000+ but I think it’s just as likely he’d go back to 200 yards or less. Unlikely. 750 yards ceiling guy and that’s a compliment in this league and he’s as already met RD5 expectations and still grinding.</blockquote>

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