Rank Our WRs (2025)

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(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.).