Taylor could after back-to-back drafts of Joe Burrow, Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase.
“If you told me it’s only six picks, the chances become higher,” Taylor said. “We didn’t have starter needs there. You’re always looking for competition at depth, and guys who can rise in the future. If you’re talking about a lack of an immediate need, I think the offensive skill is certainly one that doesn’t jump out at you as something you have to immediately address.”
Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo could in a division with Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson at quarterback, Mark Andrews at tight end and a rookie wide receiver in Pittsburgh named “Pickens.”
Throw in first-round pick Dax Hill’s 4.38 40 at safety and nickel and three of the first five selections were defensive backs with sub 4.4-second 40-yard dash times.
“It was a component that came with these players. There’s always a fine line of what’s fast enough, as long as the play speed shows to a degree,” Anarumo said. “But these guys had…