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Old 02-26-2008, 11:14 PM  
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Help for KC at Wide Receiver
Just found this information and thought I would share with you.

There's been a lot written about the KC Chiefs needing to draft or sign a free agent wide receiver to compliment Dwayne Bowe. The following might shed some light on the free agent wide receivers.

I found this web site and it has some pretty interesting stats - http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/wr.php

I took the information from that Web site and then created a list for free agent wide receivers for this year.

Free Agent Wide Receivers Available for 2008
Justin Gage, TEN Titans, made 65% of catches on balls thrown to him. Ranked 28th with this footballoutsider.com evaluation.
Dante Stallworth, NE Patriots, made 62% of catches on balls thrown to him.
Ranked 31st.
Jabar Gaffney, NE Patriots, made 72% of catches on balls thrown to him. Ranked 41st.
Bernard Berrian, CHI Bears, made 55% of catches on balls thrown to him.
Ranked 53rd.
Andre Davis, HOU Texans, made 52% of catches on balls thrown to him. Ranked 63rd.
Bryant Johnson, ARZ Cardinals, made 52% of catches on balls thrown to him.
Ranked 71st.
D.J. Hackett, SEA Seahawks, made 68% of catches on balls thrown to him. Not ranked because only had 47 passes thrown to him.
Devery Henderson, NO Saints, made 48% of catches on balls thrown to him.
Not ranked because only had 42 passes thrown to him.
Samie Parker, KC Chiefs, made 62% of catches on balls thrown to him. Not ranked because only had 39 passes thrown to him.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:27 AM   #76
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His affordability and potential made him an excellent FA option.
Especially considering what we lack in pass-catching talent.


Having a big target is always nice for a young qb to work with....sign him up.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:27 AM   #77
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Depends on what happens with Samie Parker. I wouldn't mind seeing him resigned.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:29 AM   #78
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It makes too much sense to get him inked and turn our attention elsewhere.
I might also considering drafting a Wide Receiver in the Middle Rounds though.
Depends on what happens with Samie Parker. I wouldn't mind seeing him resigned.

But there's always Webb... Hopefully he'll improve and really take a big step this season.
Resign Samie, or draft Harry Douglas from Louiville to be the burner.
(prefer the rook.)

Webb=4th wr IMO.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:31 AM   #79
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Bryant Johnson would be much better for this team. Hes a year younger, has 1 more year of experince than Berrien, and is a big physical reciever that fits this offense. He had crappy QB's and better WR's ahead of him most of his career, but we still aren't asking for him to be our #1. Hes been my favorite WR in FA the whole time, and looking at those stats he looks like a fine #2 reciever. If we want a speed guy that doesn't have the best hands we would resign Samie Parker.
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Resign Samie, or draft Harry Douglas from Louiville to be the burner.
(prefer the rook.)

Webb=4th wr IMO.
Personally ive had enough of sammie and would rather him go, i actually prefer Webb over him.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:32 AM   #81
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Nope, way too much $$ and doesnt fit the O.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:36 AM   #85
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Resign Samie, or draft Harry Douglas from Louiville to be the burner.
(prefer the rook.)

Webb=4th wr IMO.
I'm not that high on Douglas. He really doesn't have much upside.
Though his final two years in college were HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE.
He's an intriguing prospect, but I'd rather see this team take a guy like Donnie Avery.
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Personally ive had enough of sammie and would rather him go, i actually prefer Webb over him.
Me too, but Webb will not strtch the field. As far as I'm concerned Samie can take a hike. WE need a young fast WR. That's why I mentioned Harry Douglas, but Gage is going to be a prize for whoever picks him up for more reasons than speed.
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I'm not that high on Douglas. He really doesn't have much upside.
Though his final two years in college were HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE.
He's an intriguing prospect, but I'd rather see this team take a guy like Donnie Avery.
I would not be dissapointed in that pick.
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Justin McCariens was released. What's the odds on Herm scooping him up?
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Justin McCariens was released. What's the odds on Herm scooping him up?
I hope slim-to-none...

He's 30 this year. And really hasn't done much lately.
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