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But which receiver should they go after? All three make intriguing cases. Let’s look at it objectively, using a scale of 1-10 (10 being the best) among six criteria:...

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Each player brings something a little different to the table. Bowe is an excellent all-around receiver who is still in his prime and has put up solid numbers while playing with some mediocre quarterbacks. Jennings has a proven history in Philbin’s offense, could be a solid veteran leader in the locker room and likely will come cheaper than the other two. And Wallace is one of the best deep threats in the game, is just entering his athletic prime and could really help the Dolphins’ offense stretch opposing defenses.

But when looking at it objectively, Bowe should be the top priority. The Dolphins don’t throw the deep ball nearly as much as the Steelers do, and need a complete, all-around receiver more than they need someone who the majority of the time runs fly routes, as Wallace does. Bowe will come cheaper than Wallace, and has a better chance of staying healthy than Jennings does.

I think all 3 are very good receivers. Wouldn't complain about getting any of them. I will say that if it ends up being Bowe or Jennings, then we need to pick a speed receiver in the draft too.

To me Wallace has the capability to significantly change the way defenses play us. He's such a threat down field, defenses will be punished if they play 8-man fronts..........even if he didn't catch a ball in a game he's going to open the running game and opportunities for other receivers.

Bowe and Jennings are good, but they're not game changers, we would still need to pickup an effective down field threat. Bowe likely has 3+ good years left, but I'm not confident Jennings does.

I realize Wallace will cost, but his abilities are exactly what we need. Time to stop patching the holes and take advantage of the opportunity when it presents itself.

You want Wallace, you think he's this big prize for whatever reason, yet you completely ignore that the Steelers are more than happy to let him walk. Why do you think that is? If he was this extremely valuable player like you say, wouldn't you think the Steelers would make him a priority? Instead they're already making plans to move on without him. I'd pass on Wallace. There is a reason Pittsburgh doesn't want to pay him that money, it's because he probably isn't worth it.

You want Wallace, you think he's this big prize for whatever reason, yet you completely ignore that the Steelers are more than happy to let him walk. Why do you think that is? If he was this extremely valuable player like you say, wouldn't you think the Steelers would make him a priority? Instead they're already making plans to move on without him. I'd pass on Wallace. There is a reason Pittsburgh doesn't want to pay him that money, it's because he probably isn't worth it.