Rank our WRs

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(05-22-2016, 08:58 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: CHI- Alshon Jeffey, Kevin White,  Eddie Royal
DEN- Demaryius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders, Cody Latimer
GBP- Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, Davante Adams
HOU- Dodo Hopkins, Cecil Shorts III,  Will Fuller
IND- TY Hilton, Phillip Dorsett, Donte Moncrief
JAX- Allen Hurns, Allen Robinson, Marquise Lee
NYJ- Eric Decker, Brandon Marshall, Devin Smith
WAS- DeSean Jackson,  Pierre Garcon, Josh Doctson
PIT- Antonio Bryant, Markus Wheaton, Sammie Coats

Those are the trio's I have ahead of ours. So I have our guys at #10. People are saying that we're unproven behind AJ, but if you look at most #2's they have just as many questions around them as LaFell - if not more. 

I gave a slight edge to Bryant over AJ with Pittsburgh, but it's not like Wheaton has done anything spectacular in his career. He wouldn't even be starting if not for a suspension to Bryant. Coats has 1 more catch than Boyd in his career.

If you pick out any other trio other than the ones I mentioned above, I can finds faults or questions with their #2 guys and many of the #3's are just as unproven as Boyd. 

Couple bold exclusions there in my opinion...


Arizona: They had arguably the best trio of WR in the NFL last year. Fitzgerald 1,200/Brown 1,000/Floyd 850.

Atlanta: Julio Jones + people > AJ Green + people. Julio Jones has gotten nearly 3,500 yards the last two years.

Dallas: AJ and Dez are about a wash, but I think Williams is better than LaFell and Beasley gets a slight edge over Boyd for actually producing in the NFL.

Giants: OBJ has been nothing but a monster in his career thus far and easily out produced AJ in receptions, yards, and TDs. Throw in a possible Cruz return (remember that guy?) and a 2nd round pick WR like the Bengals took.

Oakland: Amari Cooper 1,070 yard rookie season, Crabtree with over 900 yards, and Seth Roberts came out of nowhere undrafted with 32/480/5 as a rookie. Cooper and Roberts should both get better, plus Carr should also get better after improving his second year.


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(Ones I wouldn't sleep on but can't call "exclusions" are Miami with Landry/Stills/Paker and San Diego with Allen/Benjamin/Johnson.)