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Chad:
Pros: Always racks up big numbers in year end totals. Plays on what should be a healthy passing attack
Cons: Inconsistent week to week, Cincy looks to be in shambles, shoulder injury, may not even be the best receiver on his team. Many people think that Cincy's spotty o-line play is leading to his low production.
Price: I would think that he could be had for a guy like Brandon Jacobs or possibly a guy like Jennings
Braylon:
Pros: Young emerging stud on what was a good offense, Big TD and yardage numbers last year, looked to be trending upwards prior to season
Cons: Browns 08 are not Browns 09, QB questions, RB questions, and simply can't seem to hold on to a ball. There was the foot injury but I fail to see how that relates to leading the NFL in dropped passes.
Price: Should be about same as Chad, maybe higher due to being in better health and having less competition for targets
Randy Moss:
Pros: When motivated, hands-down the best receiver in the league
Cons: Last year with Brady the first time he looked motivated since he played with Cpep, and is already looking like he's going into pout mode. And as Joey Porter put it, the Pats simply are not the same team without Brady. Understatement of the year.
Price: Actually could be lower than Chad or Braylon due to reputation
Santonio Holmes:
Pros: Excellent athlete and best receiver on the team.
Cons: Last year was an aberration for Pitt throwing the ball as much as they did, and the addition of Mendenhall to Parker means they can focus on the run more than last year. Targets could be lower than any of the other WRs mentioned here. However, he has had one good game in between two bad ones.
Price: Given lack of establishment as a top threat, probably lowest so far.
Let's have some others continue this in this format...Of these four I think that Holmes and Braylon are the best buy-lows, with Chad third and Moss fourth.
Pros: Always racks up big numbers in year end totals. Plays on what should be a healthy passing attack
Cons: Inconsistent week to week, Cincy looks to be in shambles, shoulder injury, may not even be the best receiver on his team. Many people think that Cincy's spotty o-line play is leading to his low production.
Price: I would think that he could be had for a guy like Brandon Jacobs or possibly a guy like Jennings
Braylon:
Pros: Young emerging stud on what was a good offense, Big TD and yardage numbers last year, looked to be trending upwards prior to season
Cons: Browns 08 are not Browns 09, QB questions, RB questions, and simply can't seem to hold on to a ball. There was the foot injury but I fail to see how that relates to leading the NFL in dropped passes.
Price: Should be about same as Chad, maybe higher due to being in better health and having less competition for targets
Randy Moss:
Pros: When motivated, hands-down the best receiver in the league
Cons: Last year with Brady the first time he looked motivated since he played with Cpep, and is already looking like he's going into pout mode. And as Joey Porter put it, the Pats simply are not the same team without Brady. Understatement of the year.
Price: Actually could be lower than Chad or Braylon due to reputation
Santonio Holmes:
Pros: Excellent athlete and best receiver on the team.
Cons: Last year was an aberration for Pitt throwing the ball as much as they did, and the addition of Mendenhall to Parker means they can focus on the run more than last year. Targets could be lower than any of the other WRs mentioned here. However, he has had one good game in between two bad ones.
Price: Given lack of establishment as a top threat, probably lowest so far.
Let's have some others continue this in this format...Of these four I think that Holmes and Braylon are the best buy-lows, with Chad third and Moss fourth.