We jump back to the offensive side and rank our WRs. So, where have you got JaMarr, Tee, Yoshi and Burton or Jones

As always, the competition:

ARZ: MARVIN HARRISON JR_MICHAEL WILSON_GREG DORSCH_ZAY JONES
ATL: DRAKE LONDON_DARNELL MOONEY_RAYRAY MCCLOUD_JAMAL AGNEW
BAL: ZAY FLOWERS-RASHAAD BATEMAN_DEANDRE HOPKINS_DARQUEZE WALKER
BUF: KALIL SHAKIR_KEON COLEMAN_JOSH PALMA_ELIJAH MOORE
CAR: TETA MCMILLIAN_XAVIER LEGETTE_ADAM THIELEN_JALEN COKER
CHI: DJ MOORE ROME ODUNZE_LUTHER BURDEN III_TYLER SCOTT
CLV: JERRY JUEDY_CEDRIC TILLMAN_DIONTE JOHNSON_DAVID BELL
DAL: CEEDEE LAMB_GEORGE PICKINS_JALEN TOLBERT_JOHN RINGO
DEN: CORTLAND SUTTON_MARVIN MIMS_DEVAUGHAN VELE_TROY FRANKLIN
DET: AMONRA_STBROWN_JAMESON WILLIAMS_TIM PATRICK_ISSSAC TESLAA
GBP: JAYDEN REED_ROMEO DOUBS_MATT GOLDEN_CHRISTIAN WATKINS
HOU: NICO COLLINS_TANK DELL_CHRISTIAN KIRK_JAYDEN HIGGINS
IND: MICHAEL PITTMAN-ALEC PIERCE_AD MITCHELL-JOSH DOWNS
JAX: TRAVIS HUNTER_BRIAN THOMAS_DYAMI BROWN_PARKER WASHINGTON
KCC: XAVIER WORTHY_RASHEE RICE_HOLLYWOOD BROWN_JUJU SMITHSCHUSTER
LVR: JAKOBI MYERS_TRE TUCKER_JACK BECH_DONTE THORNTON
LAC: LADD MCCONKEY_MIKE WILLIAMS_TRE HARRIS_QUINTON JOHNSON
LAR: PUKA NUCUA_DEVANTE ADAMS_TUTU ATWELL_JORDEN WHITTINGTON
MIA: TYREEK HILL_JAYLEN WADDLE_NICK WESTBROOK_MALIK WASHINGTON
MIN: JUSTIN JEFFERSON_JORDAN ADDISON_JALEN NAILOR_RONDALE MOORE
NEP: STEPON DIGGS_DEMARCO DOUGLAS_KYLE WILLIAMS_KENDRICK BOURNE
NOS: CHRIS OLAVE_RHASID SHAHEED_BRANDON COOKS_BUB MEANS
NYG: MALIK NABORS WANDALE ROBINSON_DARRIUS SLAYTON_JALIN HYATT
NYJ: GARRETT WILSON_ALLEN LAZARD_JOSH REYNOLDS_TYLER JOHNSON
PHI: AJ BROWN_DEVONTA SMITH_JAHON DOTSON_TERRENCE MARSHALL
PIT: DK METCALF_ROBERT WOODS_CALVIN AUSTIN_BEN SKOWRONICK
SFF: BRADON AIYUEK_JAJAUN JENNINGS_RICKY PERSALL_DEMARCUS ROBINSON
SEA: JAXSON-SMITHINJIGBA_COOPER KUPP_MARQUES VALDES_TORY HORTON
TBB: MIKE EVANS_CHRIS GODWIN_EMEKA EGBUKA_JALEN MCMILLIAN
TEN: CALVIN RIDLEY_TYLER LOCKETT_TREYLON BURKES_VAN JEFFERSON
WAS: TERRY MCLAUREN_DEEBO SAMUELS_NOAH BROWN_LUKE MCCAFFERTY

AVAILABLE: KEENAN ALLEN_AMARI COOPER_GABE DAVIS_TYLER BOYD

I think we have the best top 4 WR group in the NFL.

Chase
Higgins
Yoshi ( who has preogessed each yea(
Jones _ needs to stay healthy, I am hopeful he can have a great TC
Burton, could be number 4 if he grows up, talent is there, not sure his head is on straight though, 2024 will either be a wake up call for him and his actions in 2025 will revert back to 2024 and he will be looking for a new home.

Ja'Marr's number.... Chase and Tee make that happen. The rest are JAGs.

Based on JaMarr and Tee alone, easily the top duo in the league. However, when looking at the entire room of WRs? I had to put them in that 3-5 class. Seriously, if Chase were to go down for any significant length of time, the team would likely be screwed.

(05-07-2025, 07:21 PM)jason Wrote: Ja'Marr's number.... Chase and Tee make that happen. The rest are JAGs.

I would even rank them just as their numbers #1 Chase # 5 Higgins. Call me crazy but I think he’s the 5th ranked WR in my in the league. I guess I’m a littile biased .

Criteria for ranking in a 100 point measuring system:
WR1 = 60 pts
WR2 = 30 pts
WR3 = 10 pts

Chase is #2 WR1 in the league - he gets 31 out of 32 points. So 31 divided by 32 equals 0.96875. He is valued as 60 multiplied by 0.96875, which equals to 58.125.

Tee is #1 WR2 in the league - he gets 32 out of 32 points. So 32 divided by 32 equals 1. He is valued as 30 multiplied by 1, which equals 30.

Yoshi is #22 WR3 in the league - he gets 10 out 32 points. So 10 divided by 32 equals equals 0.3125. He is valued as 10 multiplied by 0.3125, which equals to 3.125

So the total value of our WRs is 91.25

How do we rank against other Team's WRs? I have no idea.

(05-07-2025, 07:40 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Based on JaMarr and Tee alone, easily the top duo in the league. However, when looking at the entire room of WRs? I had to put them in that 3-5 class. Seriously, if Chase were to go down for any significant length of time, the team would likely be screwed.

Yep. Top 2 guys are #1. When you add in 3 and 4 they drop a bit. Somewhere between 3-5. 

In fear with the departure of Pickens, PIT will look at hometown boy Tyler Boyd. I'd love to see I TB can return to form here and make Yoshi our #4.

(05-07-2025, 08:40 PM)TKUHL Wrote: I would even rank them just as their numbers #1 Chase # 5 Higgins. Call me crazy but I think he’s the 5th ranked WR in my in the league. I guess I’m a littile biased .

I'm a huge Tee Higgins fan, but 5 might be a lil rich for me. I'd say Ja'Marr, Jefferson, Puka, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Nico Collins, AJ Brown, and probably still Mike Evans are superior players to Higgins. Brian Thomas Jr and Nabors might be coming too... Regardless; Tee Higgins is really good.

(05-07-2025, 07:40 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Based on JaMarr and Tee alone, easily the top duo in the league. However, when looking at the entire room of WRs? I had to put them in that 3-5 class. Seriously, if Chase were to go down for any significant length of time, the team would likely be screwed.

We've already kind have seen that happen though, in 2022:

Chase missed 4 games; Cle. on Shalloween, to Carolina, then Stoolers, then Titans. 3 games on the road.

23.25 Completions on 34 Attempts, for 68.3% completion percentage.
Average of 265.75 Yards, 2 TDs, .75 INTs and a 100.1 rating.

We did have Boyd, but Boyd in those games went:

3 catches for 38 yards, 1 TD
5 catches for 44 yards
2 catches for 42 yards
2 catches for 16 yards

Someone else stepped up in every game, so it wasn't 100% on Higgins the whole time (Car. was Mixon, Pittsburgh was Irwin and Perine, Titans was Perine and Hurst) either, thus if we lost Chase for just a few games, I don't think we'd skip a beat

Significant amount of time, you may be correct indeed, but we have gone a quart of the year without him and have gone 3-1... I don't want to wait and see though lol, let's keep him healthy :)

(05-07-2025, 09:12 PM)XsandOs Wrote: Criteria for ranking in a 100 point measuring system:
WR1 = 60 pts
WR2 = 30 pts
WR3 = 10 pts

Chase is #2 WR1 in the league - he gets 31 out of 32 points. So 31 divided by 32 equals 0.96875. He is valued as 60 multiplied by 0.96875, which equals to 58.125.

Tee is #1 WR2 in the league - he gets 32 out of 32 points. So 32 divided by 32 equals 1. He is valued as 30 multiplied by 1, which equals 30.

Yoshi is #22 WR3 in the league - he gets 10 out 32 points. So 10 divided by 32 equals equals 0.3125. He is valued as 10 multiplied by 0.3125, which equals to 3.125

So the total value of our WRs is 91.25

How do we rank against other Team's WRs? I have no idea.

Chase is #1 WR in the league. Period.

Jefferson has not, cannot and will not do what Chase did last year. We are not boosting them because they are on our team, it is the truth.



Anyways, unrelated to the 2 above responses and related to the poll, we're definitely 1-2: I'm higher on Iosivas than the majority are, but the guy really is an underrated performer: if given the same amount of routes run as Chase, maybe you wouldn't see last year's numbers, but you'd probably get a 1,000 yard, 7-8 TD guy and that's not bad at all.

Then you add Burton, who is a complete wildcard (could be the true #3 on the team, could be cut before the season starts), really good returners in Jones and Williams and we have a top-tier group, with potential to be the best and skills in every major category (hands, speed, contesting, Special Teams, etc.).

At least none of our WRs are doing this:
https://sports.yahoo.com/article/tyreek-hill-lists-top-five-180919553.html

Quote:Tyreek Hill lists his top five quarterbacks, omits Tua Tagovailoa

Uno

Best in the league, no question.
Not only are Chase and Higg both great, they are such different archetypes it makes the other team pretty much pick their poison. Jamarr and Joe have such cohesion that you can have him covered perfectly and still give up the catch...then he is the best RAC player in the league so a perfectly covered slant route can turn into a 70 yard TD play.
Then you have Tee, who in a vacuum, is an even harder 1 on 1 cover, as said by CTB. Hes so long and strong that there are only a handful of corners who can challenge him. Add in the fact hes a solid route runner and you have two unstoppable receivers.

the rest are just a mix and match of guys with different strengths, I still think we need that 5'8-10, shifty, instinctual slot guy. Yoshii has an innate ability to get open in the redzone which is great and he can produce for the next 5 years here.
I had high hopes for Charlie Jones, he even won us a game or two with punt returns, but he cannot stay healthy....until he does hes just a returner.
Burton has tools and is a prime deep threat but we know his off the field issues. I will admit, even as a Bama guy, I brushed these concerns off, but as they say, "some men, you just cant reach".

(05-07-2025, 10:53 PM)jason Wrote: I'm a huge Tee Higgins fan, but 5 might be a lil rich for me. I'd say Ja'Marr, Jefferson, Puka, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Nico Collins, AJ Brown, and probably still Mike Evans are superior players to Higgins. Brian Thomas Jr and Nabors might be coming too... Regardless; Tee Higgins is really good.

+ CeeDee Lamb.

(Yesterday, 11:10 AM)rfaulk34 Wrote: + CeeDee Lamb.

Yep... Him too.

Two of the dudes ranked us as the top duo and then the new dude ranked us fourth and Jamie Erdal(sp?) ranked us fifth.

With an improved o-line giving Burrow time to throw, Chase and Higgins will destroy this league.

WHO-DEY!

(05-07-2025, 07:40 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Based on JaMarr and Tee alone, easily the top duo in the league. However, when looking at the entire room of WRs? I had to put them in that 3-5 class. Seriously, if Chase were to go down for any significant length of time, the team would likely be screwed.

Same, nothing against Ja'Marr and Tee, they are the best duo, but we are talking our entire WR core and after them it falls off a ton. I guess if 
you consider Mike G a Receiver which he pretty much is we could be 1 or 2 but even he only caught 2 TD's last year. Iosivas grew a ton last year
but he still runs the wrong routes at times and drops the ball here and there. Burton has all the talent in the world but no brains. Chuck is hurt all
the time etc.

We definitely have the best duo and they absolutely have to produce that way. We have $68.75 mill tied up in those two this coming year. Add in Burrow and thats $130 mill bw the three.
We've also had them and Burrow the last 5 years and they've been great, but it was the defense who got us to the SB.

(Yesterday, 01:59 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Same, nothing against Ja'Marr and Tee, they are the best duo, but we are talking our entire WR core and after them it falls off a ton. I guess if 
you consider Mike G a Receiver which he pretty much is we could be 1 or 2 but even he only caught 2 TD's last year. Iosivas grew a ton last year
but he still runs the wrong routes at times and drops the ball here and there. Burton has all the talent in the world but no brains. Chuck is hurt all
the time etc.

Not holding my breath, but I'd love to see Burton "get it" this year

(Yesterday, 02:03 PM)jason Wrote: Not holding my breath, but I'd love to see Burton "get it" this year

Oh yeah, with his hands and speed he could be the guy that puts us over the top. But all the talent in the world means nothing if you have no brains.