Let's suppose, and I think this is a realistic supposition based on all kinds of NFL draft analysis that's available, your team takes a wide receiver in the first round,

or even takes a wide receiver in the second round after taking an offensive lineman

in the first.

What happens to Roman Wilson?

I swear I'm not being facetious this time.

For real, for real, like totally serious what happens to Roman Wilson.

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And I remain, as of now, without a preferred pick in the first round.

I have preferred positions, but that being plural,

I should also tell you that I'm still open-minded on that as well.

I do find it constructive, though, to do some of this work

backward, meaning who do you already have? What are your longer-term needs? And then from there,

see how those align with best player available, which is always the priority that you would choose.

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