[Dynasty] WR #53 (1 Viewer)

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1 - Chad Johnson - Cincy Bengals

2 - Randy Moss, Oakland Raiders

3 - Torry Holt, St. Louis Rams

4 - Steve Smith, Carolina Panthers

Links to 2 and Runoff

5 - Larry Fitzgerald - Arizona Cardinals

6 - Anquan Boldin Arizona Cardinals

7 - Terrell Owens Philadelphia Eagles

8 - Marvin Harrison Indianapolis Colts

9 - Plaxico Burress New York Giants

10 - Reggie Wayne Indianapolis Colts

11 - Darrell Jackson Seattle Seahawks

12 - Hines Ward Pittsburgh Steelers

13 - Javon Walker Green Bay Packers

14 - Andre Johnson Houston Texans

15 - Roy Williams Detroit Lions

16 - Chris Chambers, Miami Dolphins

17 - Santana Moss, Washington Redskins

18 - TJ Houshmandzadeh

19 - Braylon Edwards

20 - Lee Evans

21 - Michael Clayton

22 - Donte Stallworth

23 - Matt Jones

24 - Deion Branch

25 - Laveranues Coles

26 - Jerry Porter

27 - Drew Bennett

28 - Donald Driver

29 - Mark Clayton

30 - Ashley Lelie

31 - Troy Williamson

32 - Brandon Lloyd

33 - Joe Horn

34 - Reggie Brown

35 - Antonio Bryant

36 - Kevin Curtis

37 - Derrick Mason

38 - Joey Galloway

39 - Nate Burleson

40 - Eric Moulds

41 - David Givens

42 - Mike Williams

43 - Mark Bradley

44 - Chris Henry

45 - Ernest Wilford

46 - Moose

47 - Santonio Holmes

48 - K-Rob

49 - Charles Rogers

50 - Roddy White

51 - Rod Smith

52 - Antwaan Randle El

Who's #53?

If you vote other, please specify.

Also, please comment on your vote, and list any player that should be nominated for the next round.

Waiting list: The other rookies

I will go to #60 here, if not further depending on interest.

Arnaz Battle [ 7 ] ** [15.91%]

Michael Jenkins [ 4 ] ** [9.09%]

Terry Glenn [ 3 ] ** [6.82%]

Keenan McCardell [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

Amani Toomer [ 2 ] ** [4.55%]

Samie Parker [ 3 ] ** [6.82%]

Isaac Bruce [ 3 ] ** [6.82%]

Keyshawn Johnson [ 3 ] ** [6.82%]

Brandon Jones [ 4 ] ** [9.09%]

Sinorice Moss - Mia.FL. [ 2 ] ** [4.55%]

Chad Jackson - FL [ 12 ] ** [27.27%]

Demetrius Williams - Oregon [ 1 ] ** [2.27%]

Other

 

[wannabee]

went Battle again

 

[jeff_eaglz]

Brandon Jones.

Could see Isaac Bruce winning this one.

SF WR situation too bad for Battle, IMO.

 

[Keg]

toomer may be getting up in age but he is the pick at this point in the draft and value wise a steal....

granted if you loaded up on older vets early in a draft then you dont look to him but if you have youth and can add him as a WR#4 or WR#5 he is a relative steal

 

[Bloom]

I would trade any of these guys straight up for a late first this year without blinking an eye. thats where chad jackson is going to go. jackson is the easy pick here.

in these consensus rankings, i think rookies are undervalued across the board.

 

[Don Quixote]

I've been voting Terry Glenn for awhile now. He was the #15 WR in most scoring formats last year. He came into the league in the same draft that produced Marvin Harrison, Terrell Owens, Joe Horn, Eric Moulds, and Muhsin Muhammad - so I'm not sure why he would be considered "old" relative to those players.

She gets no love.

 

[Bears_Man2]

I would trade any of these guys straight up for a late first this year without blinking an eye. thats where chad jackson is going to go. jackson is the easy pick here.

in these consensus rankings, i think rookies are undervalued across the board.

Went Jackson here. Maybe my philosophy is different, but there's no way I'd take David Givens (a nice #2 WR) or even Lelie at #30 over a guy that could be a solid #1 in Jackson.

 

[Team Legacy]

I would trade any of these guys straight up for a late first this year without blinking an eye. thats where chad jackson is going to go. jackson is the easy pick here.

in these consensus rankings, i think rookies are undervalued across the board.

Went Jackson here. Maybe my philosophy is different, but there's no way I'd take David Givens (a nice #2 WR) or even Lelie at #30 over a guy that could be a solid #1 in Jackson.

You'd rather have Chad Jackson over Lelie ??

 

[Don Quixote]

I would trade any of these guys straight up for a late first this year without blinking an eye. thats where chad jackson is going to go. jackson is the easy pick here.

in these consensus rankings, i think rookies are undervalued across the board.

It's hard to know where to rank the rookies without knowing their team. Offense and opportunity are big factors.Chad Jackson could wind up in Atlanta, Chicago, or some other place where talented wideouts go to die.

If we did this in May, the rookie rankings would be more realistic.

 

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I would trade any of these guys straight up for a late first this year without blinking an eye. thats where chad jackson is going to go. jackson is the easy pick here.

in these consensus rankings, i think rookies are undervalued across the board.

It's hard to know where to rank the rookies without knowing their team. Offense and opportunity are big factors.Chad Jackson could wind up in Atlanta, Chicago, or some other place where talented wideouts go to die.

If we did this in May, the rookie rankings would be more realistic.

I doubt Atlanta drafts another WR high this year, but nobody thought Detroit would either. Chicago is a legitimate canidate for these rookies, and that would certainly drop them a bit.

 

[Don Quixote]

I doubt Atlanta drafts another WR high this year, but nobody thought Detroit would either. Chicago is a legitimate canidate for these rookies, and that would certainly drop them a bit.

I wasn't trying to predict where he will end up, I was just using Atlanta and Chicago as examples of non-WR friendly offenses (as those were the first two that popped into my head).I don't know where he'll end up. No one does. That uncertainty makes it hard to properly evaluate the rookies.