If I remember correctly CK has mentioned Massaquoi a few times as a receiver he liked. I have not seen him play, so can not say one way or the other. Looks like he has nice size though.

 

I watched him play a few times, he did much better this year than in previous years. He has pretty good hands and runs ok routes. I thought he would have done better the last two years, but UGA runs quite a bit, even with Stafford.

 

Massaquoi is among the group including Hakeem Nicks, Kenny Britt, Joaquin Iglesias, and to a slightly lesser extent Brian Robiskie, that I'd like to see the Dolphins come away with in the draft. The WR's available in the 2nd-3rd round look to be pretty solid and hopefully the Dolphins can get one of them.

 

He'll be a decent WR though I wonder about his speed (not just the 40 time).

 

Nicks is my favorite of the group with Kenny Britt right behind him. Derrick Williams is another guy I like a lot that I left off my original list.

 

He's inconsistent and drops too many balls for me to be comfortable.

 

I wouldn't be surprised to see Nicks go in the 1st round. I'm just hoping last year's trend of WR's not being taken early continues and we have a shot at him. I agree thought that a guy like Britt or Iglesias would be a nice consolation prize. Heyward-Bey looks like a nice player, but I wonder about this FO going after an unpolished WR.

 

No thank you. Rd 3, fine, but not rd 2. Too raw for me.

I love Britt as does Greg. I really like Iglesias, I of course really like derrick Williams as well. I would be very happy with DW with our 2nd 2 or rd 3. Britt (assuming he runs well enough in Indy) would be fine anywhere in rd 2 for me.

 

Heyward-Bey I still think needs a bit more time in the oven however talented he is. Crabtree, Britt, Nicks, Iglesias, and even Robiskie are my fave WR's in this draft. I severely question whether we'd pick any of those in the 2nd or 3rd rounds and I know with confidence we won't pick them 1st round.