Best WR Corps In NFL Is Who?

[SeeingRed]

I'm gonna go with Crabtree, Boldin, Stevie Johnson, Brandon Lloyd and Vontea Davis in San Fran.

[In58men]

Cutler Jeffery Marshall

[GordonGekko]

Moss Carter Reed

Seriously though, the top corp is usually whoever Brees is throwing to. So insert random x Saints 4th round pick player here.

[InChiefsHeaven]

Bowe, Avery, Jenkins. WRITE IT DOWN !!@!121!!

[Rudy tossed tigger's salad]

Broncos, unfortunately

[Three7s]

Broncos, unfortunately
They lost Decker, but there's still Thomas and Welker. They'll be up there.

[Rudy tossed tigger's salad]

They lost Decker, but there's still Thomas and Welker. They'll be up there.

Plus Emmanuel Sanders and Cody Latimer. And since OP included Vernon "Vontae" Davis, I had to consider Julius Thomas.

[Schnitzel]

Probably Bears and Broncos. Maybe even the Skins with DeSean Jackson and Garcon...

[Why Not?]

Fuck! We should have made a move for Vontae Davis. Could have bolstered both our WR corp and our secondary.

[Why Not?]

Probably Bears and Broncos. Maybe even the Skins with DeSean Jackson and Garcon...

You could make a fine argument for the Redskins because out of all above teams they are the one with 2 legit number 1 WR.

[RunKC]

Watch out for the Colts. Wayne, Nicks and Hilton.

[Discuss Thrower]

Bears
'skins
Donkeys
Foals

[The Franchise]

Broncos
Bears
Colts

Top 3.

[Schnitzel]

You could make a fine argument for the Redskins because out of all above teams they are the one with 2 legit number 1 WR.

This

[Rudy tossed tigger's salad]

You could make a fine argument for the Redskins because out of all above teams they are the one with 2 legit number 1 WR.

If Garcon's one year qualifies him as a #1 receiver, then so does Jeffery's.

[DaKCMan AP]

Lions have a pretty good crew:

Megatron
Golden Tate
Ryan Broyles
Kevin Ogletree
Brandon Pettigrew
Eric Ebron
Reggie Bush

[milkman]

Panthers

[MahiMike]

Jags. Next year. This year is Atlanta.

[Unsmooth-Moment]

Bears
Falcons
Colts
Broncos
Packers
.............
everyone else
............
Chiefs

[Molitoth]

Lions should

[Mr. Laz]

Lions have a pretty good crew:

Megatron
Golden Tate
Ryan Broyles
Kevin Ogletree
Brandon Pettigrew
Eric Ebron
Reggie Bush
Holy shit we suck

:sulk:


Jamaal Charles is the only blue chip player we have on offense.

[O.city]

Holy shit we suck

:sulk:


Jamaal Charles is the only blue chip player we have on offense.

And the Lions have? 2?

[O.city]

The Eagles Wr's aren't known yet, but they're stacked.

[Mr. Laz]

And the Lions have? 2?

I don't know.

I do think that Charles is the only skill position player on our offense that would start for Detroit.

[O.city]

I don't know.

I do think that Charles is the only skill position player on our offense that would start for Detroit.

Meh, I'd take Bowe over anyone but Megatron and probably Tate.

Other than those 2 and Bush, they're either just a name (Pettigrew) or young (like the Chiefs).

However, they've got Johnson who's better than any 2 combined that we've got

[Mr. Laz]

Meh, I'd take Bowe over anyone but Megatron and probably Tate.

Other than those 2 and Bush, they're either just a name (Pettigrew) or young (like the Chiefs).

However, they've got Johnson who's better than any 2 combined that we've gotYou don't usually start a bunch of the same type of WR's

Megatron vs Bowe for that WR spot.
Tate vs Avery/jenkins
Ogletree,Broyles vs Hemingway,hammond,Dressler,Wilson(we don't even know who)

TE - Pettigrew,Fauria,Ebron vs Fasano,Kelce,Harris

RB - Bush vs Charles (we win!! we win!! PBJ PBJ )

[saphojunkie]

It's the Broncos and I don't think anyone else is close. Not only do they have two top WR in Weker and Demariyus, they have an elite TE, incredible depth, and a top flight rookie.

The fact that they got Cody Latimer as well just drives me insane.

[Why Not?]

Um, Brandon Pettigrew sucks

[Why Not?]

Panthers

Haha

[Why Not?]

If Garcon's one year qualifies him as a #1 receiver, then so does Jeffery's.

Fair point, but the difference is Garçon was his teams actual number 1 WR where Jeffrey had Marshall to pull coverage

[jonzie04]

Bears hands down. 2 top 10 wr in the NFL. With Marshall being a top 5 guy. Bennetts pretty good too.

Then id say redskins, then broncos, then colts.


Falcons have a chance to be up there, not sure how much Roddy white has left in him though.

[penguinz]

Your mom!

[John Dope]

Falcons - White, Jones, Douglas

They are all going to get 1,000 yards this year.

[Bufkin]

Julio Jones
Roddy White
Harry Douglas
/thread

[Mav]

Detroit. Calvin Tate Reggie Bush eric ebron

[Fritz88]

Bears.
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[Easy 6]

I'm gonna go with Crabtree, Boldin, Stevie Johnson, Brandon Lloyd and Vontea Davis in San Fran.

Big and burly... but the averaged out speed score on that group in Madden would be like 84.

I'll prolly go with Inmems guess, its hard to top the Bears starters as a duo.

[O.city]

Detroit. Calvin Tate Reggie Bush eric ebron

I think Ebron is gonna be a huge bust.

[O.city]

After this year, it will be the Iggles

[Ming the Merciless]

D Bowe - AVery - Jenkins!

[Mav]

I think Ebron is gonna be a huge bust.
He struggled initially at unc. He thinks too much and it leads to drops. He will always have lapses with his hands but by mid season he is going to be a problem for the league.

[SeeingRed]

I like the niners depth...but bears and redskins are def in the conversation. Ok ok...I guess Denver too :-/

[TLO]

Broncos.

:sulk: :(

[ViperVisor]

Boldin was crazy last year but 49ers lack an A#1 type that tilts how a teams secondary has to play.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/images/CRAD_ANQ.jpg

My first choice for 2013's biggest Pro Bowl snub was Jordy Nelson, and my second was definitely Anquan Boldin. The 49ers attempted a league-low 417 passes last year, but Boldin was outstanding with 85 catches for 1,179 yards and seven touchdowns. He did more to elevate his passing offense than guys like Fitzgerald and DeSean Jackson, who both received credit for a Pro Bowl over Boldin. Watch how their production came and it's no contest that Boldin was better last season. When people are unfortunately still looking at things like Pro Bowls for Hall of Fame resumes, it hurts Boldin to not get that fourth selection for one of his best seasons.

Maybe he peaked early with 13 catches for 208 yards in Week 1 against Green Bay, but Boldin was dominant in other games by making tough catches. Colin Kaepernick's accuracy left a lot to be desired. While a lot of the young quarterbacks (like Ryan Tannehill and Andy Dalton) seem to be too high with the ball, Kaepernick was alarmingly too low at times. Boldin made three really tough catches below the waist (the most yet) where most receivers I've studied have had none. His seven chest-low catches were also one of the highest totals yet. Boldin had only three over-the-shoulder catches since he's not much of a deep threat, but one was thrown too far out in front of him. Boldin brought in three balls with one hand, which trailed only Garcon's four.

I've said enough on Boldin. Treat yourself to some visuals. That's Boldin making a tough catch high off the ground against Richard Sherman in the top left corner. Dead center, that's a catch against Tennessee. I thought the zoomed-out version best displayed the body control necessary to make a one-handed catch like that.

In today's game, a lot of receivers can have good numbers at the end of the year. Boldin ranked only 16th in receiving yards last year. But if we start paying more attention to how that production is gained, then a season like Boldin's last year would get more of the proper praise it deserves.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stat-analysis/2014/catch-radius-bigger-better

[mdchiefsfan]

ATL

[SeeingRed]

Boldin was crazy last year but 49ers lack an A#1 type that tilts how a teams secondary has to play.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/images/CRAD_ANQ.jpg

My first choice for 2013's biggest Pro Bowl snub was Jordy Nelson, and my second was definitely Anquan Boldin. The 49ers attempted a league-low 417 passes last year, but Boldin was outstanding with 85 catches for 1,179 yards and seven touchdowns. He did more to elevate his passing offense than guys like Fitzgerald and DeSean Jackson, who both received credit for a Pro Bowl over Boldin. Watch how their production came and it's no contest that Boldin was better last season. When people are unfortunately still looking at things like Pro Bowls for Hall of Fame resumes, it hurts Boldin to not get that fourth selection for one of his best seasons.

Maybe he peaked early with 13 catches for 208 yards in Week 1 against Green Bay, but Boldin was dominant in other games by making tough catches. Colin Kaepernick's accuracy left a lot to be desired. While a lot of the young quarterbacks (like Ryan Tannehill and Andy Dalton) seem to be too high with the ball, Kaepernick was alarmingly too low at times. Boldin made three really tough catches below the waist (the most yet) where most receivers I've studied have had none. His seven chest-low catches were also one of the highest totals yet. Boldin had only three over-the-shoulder catches since he's not much of a deep threat, but one was thrown too far out in front of him. Boldin brought in three balls with one hand, which trailed only Garcon's four.

I've said enough on Boldin. Treat yourself to some visuals. That's Boldin making a tough catch high off the ground against Richard Sherman in the top left corner. Dead center, that's a catch against Tennessee. I thought the zoomed-out version best displayed the body control necessary to make a one-handed catch like that.

In today's game, a lot of receivers can have good numbers at the end of the year. Boldin ranked only 16th in receiving yards last year. But if we start paying more attention to how that production is gained, then a season like Boldin's last year would get more of the proper praise it deserves.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stat-analysis/2014/catch-radius-bigger-better

Ya man....I don't get why Boldin always get disrespected. He's a beast of a WR who helped carry the Ravens to a Superbowl win (there's NO WAY they win that Superbowl if not for him). And a healthy Crabtree is anything but ordinary. Davis is a freak too and Stevie Johnson is legit. Lloyd in his hay day was great but not sure what he's got now

[vailpass]

Boldin was crazy last year but 49ers lack an A#1 type that tilts how a teams secondary has to play.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/images/CRAD_ANQ.jpg

My first choice for 2013's biggest Pro Bowl snub was Jordy Nelson, and my second was definitely Anquan Boldin. The 49ers attempted a league-low 417 passes last year, but Boldin was outstanding with 85 catches for 1,179 yards and seven touchdowns. He did more to elevate his passing offense than guys like Fitzgerald and DeSean Jackson, who both received credit for a Pro Bowl over Boldin. Watch how their production came and it's no contest that Boldin was better last season. When people are unfortunately still looking at things like Pro Bowls for Hall of Fame resumes, it hurts Boldin to not get that fourth selection for one of his best seasons.

Maybe he peaked early with 13 catches for 208 yards in Week 1 against Green Bay, but Boldin was dominant in other games by making tough catches. Colin Kaepernick's accuracy left a lot to be desired. While a lot of the young quarterbacks (like Ryan Tannehill and Andy Dalton) seem to be too high with the ball, Kaepernick was alarmingly too low at times. Boldin made three really tough catches below the waist (the most yet) where most receivers I've studied have had none. His seven chest-low catches were also one of the highest totals yet. Boldin had only three over-the-shoulder catches since he's not much of a deep threat, but one was thrown too far out in front of him. Boldin brought in three balls with one hand, which trailed only Garcon's four.

I've said enough on Boldin. Treat yourself to some visuals. That's Boldin making a tough catch high off the ground against Richard Sherman in the top left corner. Dead center, that's a catch against Tennessee. I thought the zoomed-out version best displayed the body control necessary to make a one-handed catch like that.

In today's game, a lot of receivers can have good numbers at the end of the year. Boldin ranked only 16th in receiving yards last year. But if we start paying more attention to how that production is gained, then a season like Boldin's last year would get more of the proper praise it deserves.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stat-analysis/2014/catch-radius-bigger-better
Q is nails. Old school ****ing nails...

[HotRoute]

I'm gonna go with Crabtree, Boldin, Stevie Johnson, Brandon Lloyd and Vontea Davis in San Fran.

You forgot good ol' Jonathan Baldwin

[HotRoute]

http://49ers.pressdemocrat.com/colin-kaepernick-shines-jon-baldwin-disappears/

"THE NOT-SO-GOOD

2. Jonathan Baldwin. Suited up but did not receive a single target during team drills. Baldwin has been practically invisible during camp — two catches and three drops. A.J. Jenknins never was this bad."

[Why Not?]

http://49ers.pressdemocrat.com/colin-kaepernick-shines-jon-baldwin-disappears/

"THE NOT-SO-GOOD

2. Jonathan Baldwin. Suited up but did not receive a single target during team drills. Baldwin has been practically invisible during camp — two catches and three drops. A.J. Jenknins never was this bad."

It will be a shock if Baldwin makes that team.

[ILChief]

Falcons. Roddy White and Julio Jones.

[tk13]

I was really surprised the Falcons didn't get more mentions. Julio Jones is a complete monster, and Roddy White is getting older but is a former All Pro. Of course they don't have Gonzalez anymore, but Harry Douglas had 1000 yards last year. They just have to stay healthy and they could have three legit 1000 yard WRs.

[Saccopoo]

Watch out for the Colts. Wayne, Nicks and Hilton.

Best of the bunch is Donte Moncrief and you don't even mention him?

http://i.imgur.com/HAbcm.gif

[DrRyan]

Best of the bunch is Donte Moncrief and you don't even mention him?

http://i.imgur.com/HAbcm.gif

:LOL:

Quit selling short the guy who has yet to play a single snap. It is a given he will destroy every single record Jerry Rice holds.

[Saccopoo]

:LOL:

Quit selling short the guy who has yet to play a single snap. It is a given he will destroy every single record Jerry Rice holds.

Jerry Rice couldn't wash Steve Largent's jock strap.

Fuck Jerry Rice.

[Mav]

Jerry Rice couldn't wash Steve Largent's jock strap.

Fuck Jerry Rice.
Fuck you.

[SeeingRed]

Best of the bunch is Donte Moncrief and you don't even mention him?

http://i.imgur.com/HAbcm.gif

That's true...the Colts are pretty stacked

[Ragged Robin]

Lot of great receiving corps out there.. then you look at Bowe/Avery/Jenkins and :facepalm: :facepalm:

[KCCHIEFS27]

Packers
Cardinals...ah be John Brown turning heads in the NFL so far. I really hope he does well this year.

[Exoter175]

Bears, fo'sho' print em.

[Mr. Laz]

Lot of great receiving corps out there.. then you look at Bowe/Avery/Jenkins and :facepalm: :facepalm:
:deevee: :deevee:

defense has no reason to fear anyone except charles

[Omaha]

Not so fast! I just read this on Tiecher's ESPN blog:

"The Chiefs are sorting through a large group of wide receivers who appear to have legitimate hopes of making the roster. One backup, A.J. Jenkins, left practice early because of a sore hamstring. Two others, Junior Hemingway and Mark Harrison, did not practice, each because of a sore hamstring. Those absences leave more snaps for young players like Frankie Hammond Jr. and Albert Wilson. "I feel the young guys," Reid said. "We’ll keep playing them. Everybody’s playing out here. We’ll give them as many reps as we can. Everybody’s going to play once we get to the first preseason game. It takes a little time to evaluate it." The Chiefs begin the preseason on Aug. 7 against Cincinnati at Arrowhead Stadium."