jurrassic
Footballguy
How do you guys rank the 2nd group of wr's. The guys just below the top tier of playmakers. These are the guys very capable of being your #1 and can be had in the 3rd and 4th rounds. Currently I have them ranked:
Walker-Complete year of rehabilitation on the knee, and a year in the Denver system. I am concerned about Cutler a little, as well as the effect the Williams shooting has on him, but of this group, I feel he is the most talented and has the most upside.
Boldin-The guy is a catch machine but is a #2 to Fitz. Quite honestly both these guys scare me a little with a supposed focus on the running game, new coaching staff, and Leinart at qb, but I can't see myself passing on him if he is there.
Housh-A #1 wr in a #2's body. He continues to improve, has one of the best qb's in the game throwing the ball to him, and doesn't have to contend with the #1 db's (thanks to CJ), or Henry stealing td's for the first half of the year.
Driver-Mr. Consistency. The young wr's opposite him concern me a little, as does the question marks at rb, but this guy just produces.
Evans-Big play Lee. Really like this guys ability to score at any moment, however they have a tough schedule, rookie rb, and Evans tends to produce in all or nothing scenarios.
Colston-I am just not sold on this guy yet. Yes, he has a good year last year but really only had a few big games and then got hurt. I am pretty leery of taking him so high.
Moss-Just not going there this year unless he falls to the 5th. Probably has more upside than almost everyone on the list, but the downside is well documented.
Walker-Complete year of rehabilitation on the knee, and a year in the Denver system. I am concerned about Cutler a little, as well as the effect the Williams shooting has on him, but of this group, I feel he is the most talented and has the most upside.
Boldin-The guy is a catch machine but is a #2 to Fitz. Quite honestly both these guys scare me a little with a supposed focus on the running game, new coaching staff, and Leinart at qb, but I can't see myself passing on him if he is there.
Housh-A #1 wr in a #2's body. He continues to improve, has one of the best qb's in the game throwing the ball to him, and doesn't have to contend with the #1 db's (thanks to CJ), or Henry stealing td's for the first half of the year.
Driver-Mr. Consistency. The young wr's opposite him concern me a little, as does the question marks at rb, but this guy just produces.
Evans-Big play Lee. Really like this guys ability to score at any moment, however they have a tough schedule, rookie rb, and Evans tends to produce in all or nothing scenarios.
Colston-I am just not sold on this guy yet. Yes, he has a good year last year but really only had a few big games and then got hurt. I am pretty leery of taking him so high.
Moss-Just not going there this year unless he falls to the 5th. Probably has more upside than almost everyone on the list, but the downside is well documented.
I can easily see Moss being their primary redzone threat. Stallworth is useless in that area and Welker is a liability down there because of his size. Moss OTOH represents a big target who still has above average leaping ability, Brady will exploit that advantage regularly.Moss may not catch 80 balls but he seems like a good bet for double digit TDs.
