DJ Moore might not be there at 16

[202Belden]

Drafttek.com is sort of decent. They breakout WRs as WRF and WRS. "F" for featured. "S" for slot. Other than that, it's really hit-or-miss, or maybe hunt-and-peck. I don't have a goto source. I'd definitely use it if I did, but I just read all that I can and bounce it against stats and film to figure out team-fit, scheme-fit, and position-fit.

PFF's overpriced, but comprehensive Draft guide statistically breaks out WRs by yards per route run (YPRR is helpful, but often driven by scheme), deep ball production (deep >= 15 yds), slot production, and drops (not often helpful). For a cat like Miller, who plays wide and at the slot, I'm looking for >=40 targets and >= 33% of recs at the slot.

From there, the much cheaper step, but more time consuming step is to check out his highlight tape, and look for any noticeable differences in release effectiveness, route precision, and strength at catch point when the guy is wide vs. in the slot. Next, check the game film to see if he's able to cut off of either foot comfortably (a skill that slots must have IMO). Also, does he use his radius or get gator arms? ...does he absorb hits well? ...does he find holes and settle down vs. zone? ...is he physical at the top of his stem? ...how is he in contested situations? ...how's his short-area quickness (SaQ) and change-of-direction (CoD)--do these observations match his Cone and Shuttle times? If not, why not? (and keep in mind that some dudes simply train well for the Combine, but can't move as well when they are thinking about coverages, running precise routes, catching the ball, gettting hit, etc.)

I've been watching Matt Waldman's RSP Film Room on YouTube. Albeit it's one man's opinion, but I like the time he takes to break down the good, the bad, and the opportunity for improvement of the player he's analyzing.

[AmishlandRavenFan]

I dont have him above, but I have him right with them. His hands are a little more inconsistent than either of them and he body catches at times, which always worries me, but if we get Miller in 2 or beyond, Id consider that a great pick. dude is electrifying, and i think those hands are plenty good enough.

I’ll run the risk of repeating myself so often that my account is shutdown for being a spambot, but: Miller in the 2nd or Hamilton in the 3rd would be terrific “value.”

[202Belden]

I’ll run the risk of repeating myself so often that my account is shutdown for being a spambot, but: Miller in the 2nd or Hamilton in the 3rd would be terrific “value.”

I'll add Cedrick Wilson in the 4th as great "value" as well.

[Goode05]

I've been watching Matt Waldman's RSP Film Room on YouTube. Albeit it's one man's opinion, but I like the time he takes to break down the good, the bad, and the opportunity for improvement of the player he's analyzing.

I really like Waldman


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[BigPlayReceiver]

I've been watching Matt Waldman's RSP Film Room on YouTube. Albeit it's one man's opinion, but I like the time he takes to break down the good, the bad, and the opportunity for improvement of the player he's analyzing.

I really like Waldman

Matt is really, really good. I'm still not convinced that we aren't brothers lol.
We appreciate the same detail and nuance.

[rhapsody]

Trade back and take him at 26 or whatever they get. That would work for me

Miller at 26 would be ideal.

[BcRaven]

Miller at 26 would be ideal.

rhap, I think that after signing Crabtree, Brown, and Snead, Ozzie will be less interested in a WR in the 1st round. I don't believe he would pass up say McGlinchey or one of several defensive names that we already know... Bc

[SugarRay52]

Dj Moore is a beast go Terps

[Raveninwoodlawn]

Moore and Miller are my 2 favorite WR's.

[rhapsody]

Moore and Miller are my 2 favorite WR's.

You, Baldy and me should start a chorus outside Ozzie's window.

[SugarRay52]

You, Baldy and me should start a chorus outside Ozzie's window.

Count me in too LOL

[WrongBaldy]

Moore and Miller are my 2 favorite WR's.