Reggie Brown: (1 Viewer)

[King of the Jungle]

Stallworth gone.

Curtis in.

I always liked Reggie Brown in college, especially liked his NFL prospects vs. Fred Gibson. He seemed refined, tough over the middle, and consistent. What kind of year are you expecting from the surprisingly already 26 year old WR?

My projections:

71 - 1105 - 9

 

[EBF]

Somewhere in between those two extremes. I think Kevin Curtis is a very solid football player, so I look for him to carve out a major role. Both guys are decent WR2-WR3 options for FF leagues.

 

[cstu]

With a healthy McNabb I think he can be a top 10 WR (I think he was in that range before McNabb got hurt). He's a tough guy to predict but he has decent floor on his stats in that offense and is a fairly safe pick.

Regarding his age, it's a little odd that he's older than some of the WR's from the 2002 draft (Rogers and Bryant). It looks like he'll outperform them both in the NFL though.

 

[King of the Jungle]

With a healthy McNabb I think he can be a top 10 WR (I think he was in that range before McNabb got hurt). He's a tough guy to predict but he has decent floor on his stats in that offense and is a fairly safe pick.



Regarding his age, it's a little odd that he's older than some of the WR's from the 2002 draft (Rogers and Bryant). It looks like he'll outperform them both in the NFL though.

He was drafted in 2005, making it more odd. Not sure what WRs named Rogers & Bryant came from 2002 anyhow.

 

[TheLastDispatch]

I'd be surprised to see him over 1,000.

Provided McNabb stays healthy, I'd say

75/900/9

 

[Keys Myaths]

I'd be surprised to see him over 1,000.Provided McNabb stays healthy, I'd say75/900/9

Why? In a high-passing offense, he showed serious flashes last year. He had 816 yards as a WR2 last year. Do you really think 184 more is THAT unmanageable?