For me it's a 3 man race with Roddy White in there as well. I think A.Johnson is in his own tier. And I have Nicks and the rest in third and lower tiers.Of those three, I tend to favor White slightly just because he seems safer. There don't seem to be injury concerns (either with him or his QB), he's proven he can put up elite numbers, and I think that offense will prove more difficult to defend in 2011 than it was in 2010 thanks to the addition of J.Jones and a healthy and more seasoned H.Douglas. A couple more of those huge gashes by Douglas in the preseason and early season and opponents' safeties are going to be trying to keep an eye on the middle even if they are assigned cover-2. Douglas doesn't have to draw a double team from the safeties, all he has to do is cause a slight hesitation or distraction and White will be able to capitalize.Next, I favor C.Johnson slightly. I am going with upside. While I am very concerned about Stafford's ability to remain healthy, the upside is A.Johnson-esque if Stafford-to-Johnson could get a whole season together. But even if Stafford does go down (yet again), C.Johnson can still produce with Shaun Hill under center, so the floor doesn't exactly drop out beneath you like it did with Fitz last year.Which brings me to Fitzgerald. I like him on his own merits right behind A.Johnson. But the surrounding cast still makes me a bit nervous. Now, not so nervous that I don't take him as the 4th WR off the board, but nervous enough that I reach for C.Johnson's upside and R.White's reliability first. I think Kolb will develop into a solid QB, and I think it's possible he becomes quite good. But I'm not sure if it's going to happen this year. My concern is that it may take some time for Kolb to get comfortable in this offense and that's where we've seen him struggle...when he gets rattled. So, even if he stays healthy, I can see some inconsistency and disappointing results in the first half of the season. And with the pressure on Kolb to be the second coming of Kurt Warner, that could be a caustic mixture. I worry what things might look like if Kolb is feeling the heat and tries to do too much in an offense that he isn't completely comfortable with.
