What about our secondary?

WR in the 2nd would be stupid unless moss or pope drops. hass and orr are in the 3rd and i still think they'll be better pros than the hagan/stovall/nance deal that'll happen in the 2nd. I don't really like C jackson that much either, but with a 4.3, he won't be there anyways.

to be honest, im all for never taking a WR in the draft again. let a wr show some promise at another team (ex. moss) and then trade for them when you've seen what they can do.

It's true that paying Dyson $3 million per year to be a nickelback would be excessive. However, given that Springs probably has 2 stellar seasons left in him (and a few more good ones), it might not be bad to sign Dyson now and let him get a starting spot opposite Rogers by 2008. The deal would likely pay him nickelback money for the first few years and pay him a starter's salary once he takes over at the age of 28.

That's my thinking on Dyson too. With him at a reasonable price, it really would be like having 3 starting and interchangeable corners. Williams could really have a field day on match-ups. He really is the classic "New England" type free agent pick-up: Young, coming off a down year, but an otherwise solid career. If he isn't looking to break the bank, I hope we can pick him up.

But as has been noted, I would not be surprised if a few other teams are thinking the same thing.