You should know Terry that WR is certainly not a position to make immediate impacts on a teams offense...aside from CB, it's probably one of the hardest to master.Ginn...has all the talent in the world...raw, and over drafted, but in no means a bust..give him another year, before passing judgement.....Meachem, well...he was over rated, i agree...Chad Jackson, well...UF receivers never do well..lol..although in his defense, tough to get pt behind Moss,Welker,Stallworth,Gafney,Washington...I'd take a look at him....Mike Williams, yeah..i thought he was going into the draft, especially a year away from playing..but ,hey...that's Detroit for ya.....Troy Williamson...they knew he had no hands going into the draft...can't blame him...Mark Clayton, I do like, and would be better and have the stats....IF they had a QB.

Malcolm Kelly is better than every WR you mentioned...and he's going to prove it opposite Lee Evans in Buffalo...count on it.

....most difficult position to grade.

I think there will be several options at the end of the second round, without much of a drop-off.

When you look at RB and CB, after the first 4-5 are gone, there is a huge talent gap.  Not so much at WR.

End of the 2nd round...Caldwell could be there, it's looking like Manningham and Doucet might be there....And a guy I think would be a perfect (speed) guy to replace Terry Glenn is Donnie Avery (very underrated IMO).

You also have guys that have been moving up the boards like Eddie Royal and Dexter Jackson.  Both these guys are going to be killers in the return game, as well as "slot machines".  Maybe a little early to consider in the 2nd, but I wouldn't be disappointed if our scouts thought they were best of the rest because they both have special talents.

I also think that we have our BIG red zone threat in TO and to some extent Crayton.  I know that TO is not getting any younger, but I would rather have a small quick guy that can help us in the return game and in the slot.  For those teams looking for the big red zone WR, Hardy should go after Kelly and Sweed are off the board.

Even into the second day, there are some talented WR's like Purify from Nebraska or that Art's boy from Arkansas that provide much better value than taking Hardy in Round 1 (if you are after size).

you need to be three years removed from high school, only juniors can come out early..or third year sophmores...

Robiske is the stud so far in next years draft. and I agree Pat White will get much consideration...Dallas loves those qb/wr selections.

When you watch the guy on the field, there's no effort.

We all read about Jones laid back lifestyle coming out of Arkansas and his laid back approach has transferred to the field.  I think Matt Jones could be an incredible talent (still), but he doesn't appear to be motivated.  That is part of the reason that Del Rio is so disgusted with him.  Even Mike Tice (who had a good relationship with Randy Moss) hasn't been able to motivate Jones.  Maybe a 1-year deal would help?

What I like about Hardy is the 36 TD's in the last three years.  What an incredible Red Zone target Hardy would be with his large frame and excellent hands.  I'm probably wouldn't be an advocate of taking him at #28, but if we could trade down (pick up and extra #3) and still get Hardy in the 40 range, I would be elated.