re: D-Rob...why is he the #1 WR?

I didn't have a problem with the question. I think it was fair. Raw athleticism is off the charts, but obviously he's not going to go out and win a ton of fade route battles in the end zone a la AJ Green. I'll be excited as hell to have him on the team if he chooses the good guys, but I am hoping that we'll continue to try and get at least one elite 6'2"+ wideout going forward as well... a vastly different dynamic when you can force double coverage with a size receiver and then open things up with athletic WRs like Godwin and Drob. Add in Blaze/Nauta/etc at the TE spot and/or Sony Michel as a legitimate homerun receiving and rushing threat and it starts to become a pick your poison for the defense. This is of course all dependent on other pieces working as expected (OL, QB, Chaney...) but having a kid that electric on the field is never a bad thing, particularly if we're able to have a solid *derecruitment* for him as well and get him to buy in to the need to compete... WRs are by and large the biggest divas to begin with... not saying DRob would be one, but this whole process definitely seems to be a bit in the red flag territory.