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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1065888" data-attributes="member: 10086">WRThis is where things get interesting. GB invested heavily at WR and realistically got lucky that Matthew Golden crossed their section. He crossed both need and best player available thresholds (not to say there weren’t equal graded players available at #23).With Golden and Savion added, GB has the requisite speed and physicality to keep teams honest. Even IF Golden doesn’t play at 4.29 speed, neither do the CB’s covering him. Him being one of the quickest players on the field is all that is required and I don’t see any Bonafide opponents running around at 4.29 speed every week. So let’s be frank, those outside of GB taking shots at Matthew Golden are worried and trying to convince themselves he’s not fast. Sorry for your luck!  I’m pretty sure if you put your slower CB on Matt Golden you’re going to regret that. Best line up with the best you got.When reviewing scouting profiles in Golden there were 2 I saw that actually matched. They said having Golden on the field will 100% make it easier on the other WR’s playing alongside him. DC’s are not going to ignore a player who just humiliated the Georgia Bulldog secondary during their Championship game.  Golden is at floor a high caliber WR2.</blockquote>

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