For better or for worse

corners come and go in the NFL and who knows maybe we'll sign law or something... (not likely) but we do need an impact wideout who can take control in the redzone.

williams will be gone, tampa or minnesota is going to get him, and the rest of the upper wr class is gonna be a stretch at 9. im hoping for merriman or rogers in the first... and bartell (cb howard) or canty (de virginia) or possibly henry (wr west virginia) in the third rd.

corners come and go in the NFL and who knows maybe we'll sign law or something... (not likely) but we do need an impact wideout who can take control in the redzone.

IMO it is the other way around. WR are a dime a dozen. Good, young CB's are not alwasy available in such great numbers.
Look how many great (probowl) WR's were available to the highest bidder and switched teams in just last two offseasons:

1) Terrel Owens, SF
2) Randy Moss, MIN
3) Mushin Muhamad. CAR
5) Plaxico Burress, Pitt
6) Jerry Porter, OAK
7) Keenan McCardel, TB
8) Lav. Coles, Wash
9) Santana Moss, Jets
10) Jerry Rice, Oak
11) David Boston, San Diego
12) Justin McCareins, TEN
13) Joey Galloway, TB
14) Curtis Conway, CHI
15) Kevin Dyson

This is just to name a few, there are more. This list is a virtual who's who of NFL WR's. The top 8 on this list are perenial probowlers players. Moss and T.O. are probably the best WR's in the NFL.
Some of these WR's switched teams for little or no compensation (T.O. for example).

I still think MN wants DJ if he's there.