Bama WR Julio Jones doesn't have the spread offense drawbacks.

[Coachnorm]

Alabama WR Julio Jones thinks he would be a good fit for a West Coast offense. Jones played in a pro-style offense at Alabama, but says he played in a West Coast system in high school, making him well-versed in both styles of play. Although Jones' high-school days in a West Coast offense aren't likely to be of much help as he learns an NFL offense, his size and speed should make him an excellent fit for whatever kind of system he's drafted into. Experience in both styles of NFL offenses should make Jones a draft board favorite at WR.

 

[derringer007]

IMO Julio Jones should be the 1st WR off the board, his combine overall performance with a broken bone in his foot spoke volumes on his toughness

 

[Runnik's Hambones]

That's fair, but have you seen AJ Green!?

 

[derringer007]

That's fair, but have you seen AJ Green!?

Yep, and my opinion stays the same :grin:

 

[Coachnorm]

Green is a monster talent without a doubt.

 

[Cerberus]

AJ v JJ ? Jax could take either and i'd be happy. I like them both but lean towards AJ just because he's a Bulldog. Both of them have exceptional talent and are definitly the best of the WRs available .

 

[Phicinfan]

I love Jones. He is a Wr that will take any route, even the middle, and is a dogged blocker like Hines Ward.

But his foot, and tendancy to drop passes, makes me think Green should go first.

 

[Sgt John]

Looks like you cant really go wrong with either choice. Alot of it is just which ones attitude you like more.

 

[Coachnorm]

Looks like I should have made this a poll thread about who is the best WR.

 

[Sgt John]

You cant really say who is the better WR.

 

[Cerberus]

You cant really say who is the better WR.

Agreed. Only way to judge that i think is after they have been playing in the NIL and maybe a final tally after they have retired.