Housh gets it

[Essex Johnson]

(03-03-2021, 12:50 AM)Whatever Wrote: For the Browns, Jarvis Landry is a 5x Pro Bowler and has led the league in receptions.  Chubb is a multi time Pro Bowler at RB.  Hooper is a multi time Pro Bowler at TE.  Not to mention OBJ is a former All Pro and multi time Pro Bowler.

The Titans have Derrick Henry, an All Pro RB.  AJ Brown made the Pro Bowl at WR this year.  

WFT made the playoffs with a 7-9 record.  If your plan is to make the playoffs at 7-9 in the AFCN, I've got a nice bridge I'd like to sell you.  

For the Steelers, JuJu is a former Pro Bowler.  

For the Colts, TY Hilton is a 4x Pro Bowler and has led the league in receiving yards before.

For the Ravens, Mark Andrews is a Pro Bowl TE.

The Rams and WFT are literally the only playoff teams without a Pro Bowl non-QB skill position player.  And WFT made the playoffs with a losing record.  

Both SB teams had at least 2 All Pro skill players.

Three out of the final four teams in the playoffs had at least two All Pro skill players.  All four had at least one All Pro WR.

Six of the final eight playoff teams had at least one All Pro skill player.  Seven of eight had at least one Pro Bowl skill player.

Eight of fourteen playoff teams, more than half, had at least one All Pro skill player.  Twelve of fourteen playoff teams had at least one Pro Bowl skill player.

You have a very loose definition for elite  if you think Landry played elite last year than Boyd and Higgins did, and Hooper stats last year were meh...I pointed out that almost half the teams in the playoffs had no real elite WRs or TEs, some had good or a player that had a heck of a year but none are non are considered elite by most standards but I'm good using your standard  since Higgins and Boyd now would be in the conversation of elite.. I'm feeling even better now about our WRs.. thanks and moving on..