Coleman was once considered a top 15 pick, also left out on this list was Franklin. He might be right with his predictions.
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Franklin should be on that list instead of Legette IMO.
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Teams will love Legette's tape and traits, imo. There is a good why behind the "one-year" wonder status. I expect he will go early second. Happy to be wrong and watch the Chiefs scoop him in the back half of the second if they don't.
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Apparently Puca only ran .05 faster than Coleman, but Keon had a better 10-yard split.
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Does Keon Coleman have a chance to slide to us?

I think he or Kinsley have a really good chance to be the pick at 32 if we don’t move up or down too much.
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I don't think Coleman will go in the first now, but who knows if some team was really on him early and likes him.

I would be disappointed if we took him at 32, especially if there were good tackles still on the board. Also would rather have Worthy/Mitchell/Franklin/McConkey than Coleman if they are there.
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Only problem with that is Coleman has some star potential, might just be the guy that breaks out from this class.
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I like Coleman.

But the issue is I don't think he is as pro ready for his eventual role.

You hope he develops into a possession #1 WR. But there is a bit of risk here and you might have to wait a bit.


Would still prefer Coleman to Franklin who might be more ready but has less upside. Franklin is as exciting to me as a glass of skim milk.
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I think there's more than a good chance he's there for us. I kind of have Carolina at 33 as a good fit for him. I question if he's a best fit in this particular offense. We move our guys around a lot and exchange their roles as well. If we didn't do that, I'd probably be higher on guys like him and Mitchell. I just don't see them as particularly great fits here. That doesn't mean they won't be good or even great WRs though. Both could end up spectacular.
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We moved Skyy Moore around a lot but that wasn't so great.
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I agree he's got room to grow at his age. I think kelce's our possession guy and would prefer a playmaking threat probably.
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We still think McConkey might fall to us?

Been watching his pro day tape and a couple highlight reels; this guy is going to be an immediate producer as an outside possession receiver. Great route runner, seems to already have a solid grasp of how to find the soft spots in zone and his route-running/footwork/craftiness make him a really good man-beater. Plus he's twitchy as hell. Should put up solid YAC numbers.

Watching him, he reminds a lot of Adam Thielen.
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McConkey could be a #1 WR in a McVay offense in a Amen-Ra role.

I would take him and not think twice.
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Yah, McVay and Shannahan almost definitely would turn this guy into the next Puca Nacua, production-wise. Dude is basically fully formed already.
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A singular "failure" does not change the type of player Reid employs at the position. I can't stress that enough.

And I wouldn't even call Moore a failure because he's been every bit as productive as a guy like Demarcus Robinson was. Moore simply wasn't worth his draft position and then that is further compounded by the "what if" crowd. There are a bunch of what-if situations in every draft. The thing is, when Demarcus Robinson was sucking shit as a starter, he was given more of a pass because we had Tyreek opposite him and he was a 4th round pick.

If we were to swap Chenal and Moore's draft positions in the 2022 draft, would people be as negative about Moore as they are? I sincerely doubt it.
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