I'd like to see him in Cincy, but I really have no idea where to draft him. Maybe in the 4th round or so? The Bengals haven't had a playmaker in years, Warrick was supposed to be the guy and had 1 decent year.

Here's a good article on him
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-nfldraft-edwards

I probably wouldn't draft him. I'd be alright with taking a shot with a 7th round pick. But he's not going to ever play QB in the league, and you're taking a pretty big chance to see if someone will work out in a position that they aren't used to playing. Most of the time it doesn't work out--of course, it could and you could have the next Josh Cribbs. But that's rare. I think there is probably a WR available in the 4th round that is better than Edwards would be moving over to that spot--so why take the chance on him?

Someone will, obviously, but if I were a GM he wouldn't be drafted by my team.

I wanted, and got Reggie McNeal a few years back too. I thought he was the sleeper of the draft. Not so much...

SQ_Crazies wrote: I probably wouldn't draft him. I'd be alright with taking a shot with a 7th round pick. But he's not going to ever play QB in the league, and you're taking a pretty big chance to see if someone will work out in a position that they aren't used to playing. Most of the time it doesn't work out--of course, it could and you could have the next Josh Cribbs. But that's rare. I think there is probably a WR available in the 4th round that is better than Edwards would be moving over to that spot--so why take the chance on him?

Someone will, obviously, but if I were a GM he wouldn't be drafted by my team.

You answered your own question. The team that drafts him will be one of the teams in the upper echelon of the league. A team that doesn't really need him to be successful, but has the luxury to take the risk.

7th round or an undrafted free agent workout

Armanti is a beast. If he bulks out he could be a helluva playmaker.