I think Christian Watson is a WR1. Does he put up numbers like a WR1? No. But when he's on the field, he has the same impact on defenses as a WR1. If he can figure out how to stay healthy, I think he might evolve into a true WR1.

You add in the following guys and I think the WR room is pretty good.

WR Jayden Reed - I was surprised to read he's one reception away from Sterling Sharpe's rookie record.
WR Romeo Doubs - Seems like that sure handed WR, but disappears a lot.
WR Dontayvion Wicks - Feels like he's one tough sommbitch and I like how he gets yards after the catch
WR Malik Heath - Matt LaFleur calls him 'goon' because he's good at blocking and sniffing out that Safety on run plays.

You add to that stable the threat of a WR1 and it really opens up the entire offense.

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I hope Watson can be that #1, but I’m starting to think he might be hamstrung every year.

Reed is definitely the real deal. I think he’s our version of Deebo Samuel. Wicks looks like he might be a special player as well.

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I really like our wide receiver corps. Watson injuries are a bitch. I have a very good solution. We add one more to the room.

Rome Odunze
Washington Huskies

In addition to all the usual accolades for a premier draft pick, take a moment to investigate just how tough this kid is.

Try: "Rome Odunze, broken rib, punctured lung, wins huge game two weeks later" in a search.

If he is there when we pick, I would love it.

I like our guys. I don't think I would want a WR drafted early unless somehow Marvin Harrison Jr fell in our lap. I am comfortable with a late round WR to develop who can play STs. We have also hit very well with undrafted free agent WRs so we may not even need to draft one.