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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magooch" data-source="post: 976764" data-attributes="member: 17987">Well, to be fair, that would probably still be a better outcome, no? I know many (myself included) wanted to see us go WR in that draft...but even if we didn't it would have been preferable to pick someone who at least has some tangible impact for us. Our OL sure could use some work right now. Maybe if we draft a defender in 2020 we don't feel the need to grab two of them in the 2022 1st round and can spend one of those on a top WR. You get the idea...Obviously hindsight is 20/20 but I think it's not so much "We failed in drafting Jordan Love instead of a WR" but rather "We failed by electing to not draft a player who would have had any sort of meaningful impact for us"(Nothing against Love btw. I said it elsewhere but my issue is that we have refused to fully commit to building around Love while also refusing to fully commit to maximizing our window with Rodgers.)</blockquote>

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