It's obvious we need another dynamic WR and probably add another vet as depth. Knowing this, I've been watching a lot of game tape of the 'big 3' from the draft. My findings: Corey Davis is the most well rounded. A little raw, but I think he has the best potential to be a true #1 WR we need. Him and Perriman would be a great duo going forward. The more film I watch on John Ross, the more I like him. He is truly dynamic! To me he is the most similar WR I've seen to Antonio Brown in a while. He is faster too, but not even close to as good of a route runner...yet. I think he's a guy you can count on for a few big plays a game; he is not however a guy who has a chance to win every matchup like AB, Julio, or Green, however. Ross and Perriman would also be a great pairing, with a possession type added in. As for Mike Williams, I like him as #2 or 3 WR. Doesn't get good separation and makes a lot of contested catches because he has to. Would be great as a red zone target and would help move chains.
-Here's another idea: if we could get Ross or Davis, and are still looking for a true "possession" guy, why not use Waller. We have a surplus of TE's, and Waller was drafted as a WR. Huge size and great athletic ability. He showed some glimpses of being really good, and some not. I'd love to see him come in in 3 and 4 WR sets and work the middle of the field, while Perriman, Wallace, and Ross/Davis on the outsides. Then our good rotation of TE's also factoring in.