Rank our WRs

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(06-11-2021, 02:28 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Tied for 7th with the Steelers. If DeSean Jackson could actually stay healthy then maybe tied for 8th with the Steelers, but I don't think he can. So t-7th.

Top 6 in no particular order...
Bucs
Bills
Cowboys
Vikings
Titans
Seahawks

Could easily be top-3 in the NFL going into next year if Chase proves himself this year. He certainly improves the rankings since it's Chase instead of Tate, but a rookie with 0 NFL stats can only be valued so high.

I think the Bengals have a stronger #3 than some of those top-6 teams even though Chase hasn't done anything yet. The thing that keeps them out of the top-6 in my mind is just that that high end #1 production. Those teams have guy(s) who have put up 1,300-1,400+ yard seasons. The Bengals don't really have that yet, so it offsets the advantage they have at #3 WR.

Interesting.  Agreed with the Top Tier #1, and I can't place Chase there other than on potential, of course.  

Here is your list.  Of the teams you listed, I answered next to each:  "Which one has a better QB?  Them of Bengals?"


Bucs- Brady.  He showed last year, he still has it.  Long term?  Nope.  But for now, Brady still is tops.
Bills- Allen.  He proved me wrong as he improved his short-and-intermediate game in a big way.  Great athlete, too. 
Cowboys- Burrow.  Sorry, Dak.  
Vikings- Burrow, and it ain't even close.  "You like that?"
Titans- Burrow.  Tannehill has had a nice resurgence, but I still take Burrow.
Seahawks- Wilson.  He may be pissed at the team, threw a horrible INT to lose a Super Bowl, but he is still a future HoF.  

I guess the question will become:  Can Burrow become a top 6 QB?  Now that the line is improved (supposedly) and he has some real weapons, can he be a top 6 QB?  I wouldn't bet against him.