The Miami Dolphins trade for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill added another twist to one of the wildest offseasons in NFL history. Other marquee moves include Russell Wilson being traded to the Denver Broncos and Davante Adams being sent to the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Hill and Adams trades specifically will likely add another potential roadblock for the Jaguars’ plans to draft a wide receiver with the No. 33 overall pick. Following free agency, many in the football community felt Jacksonville needed to take a wide receiver with its second-round pick.
These latest trades make that more difficult because it likely ensures that the Green Bay Packers and Chiefs will select wideouts at pick No. 22 and 29 overall, respectively, to replace their stars. Those aren’t the only two teams that could select a wide receiver in the back-half of the first round, either. The Pittsburgh Steelers (No. 20), New England Patriots (No. 21), Dallas Cowboys (No. 24), Buffalo Bills (No. 25), Tennessee Titans (No. 26), and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (No. 27) could be in the market for one, too.
