More mis-pricings (WRs and TEs)

Here's that follow-up to yesterday's post with some mis-priced or potentially mis-priced receivers. Marques Colston - Check his player profile for some reasons to be optimistic on his value in drafts and potential this year. Braylon Edwards - Again, I think he's worth the "risk." You want elite players, game-changers, and Edwards is. If you want to take someone like the slow-ass and far-from-special Jericho Cotchery a couple of rounds later, good luck with that. Vincent Jackson - He finally added consistency to his repertoire in 2008, and there's reason to believe he'll keep that up given his youth, talent, and the play ...

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