Surprise Top 20 WRs Over The Past Four Weeks - Which Ones Stay Hot? (1 Viewer)

[DevilintheDetail]

The top 20 WRs over the past four weeks (standard scoring, per game basis) include Cobb (#1), Crabtree (#9), Shorts (#10), Sidney Rice (#14), A. Roberts (#16), and T. Young (#17). Which ones stay hot?

 

[otb_lifer]

Cobber the TD robber, and that Cecil kid from the Jags.

 

[rockaction]

The top 20 WRs over the past four weeks (standard scoring, per game basis) include Cobb (#1), Crabtree (#9), Shorts (#10), Sidney Rice (#14), A. Roberts (#16), and T. Young (#17). Which ones stay hot?

Rice, Roberts, and Young have nobody coming back from injury to take targets away, and Crabtree got two short TDs that Thursday night, so I'd lean towards the latter three.

 

[SaintsInDome2006]

The top 20 WRs over the past four weeks (standard scoring, per game basis) include Cobb (#1), Crabtree (#9), Shorts (#10), Sidney Rice (#14), A. Roberts (#16), and T. Young (#17). Which ones stay hot?

Rice, Roberts, and Young have nobody coming back from injury to take targets away, and Crabtree got two short TDs that Thursday night, so I'd lean towards the latter three.

Actually - Mike Floyd is now starting at X in AZ and Roberts is moving to the slot, so I'm guessing - guessing - that Floyd is moving in on his territory.Young I've been following. He's basically an end zone target. Even in his one bad game he dropped an easy 6, he should have had another apx. 10 point game. On the other hand his ceiling isn't going very high - he had one awesome game and since Calvin's has become Calvin again. There's also Broyles.Golden Tate belongs on this list too. So does Alexander.Crabtree appears to be the new Vern Davis, he's the man in the red zone now. I just worry about that CHI matchup and getting passes from either a concussed Smith or Kapaernick.I think Cobb almost beyond this list, he has performed all year.Shorts is next but watch out for LROB who is finally healthy.

 

[rockaction]

The top 20 WRs over the past four weeks (standard scoring, per game basis) include Cobb (#1), Crabtree (#9), Shorts (#10), Sidney Rice (#14), A. Roberts (#16), and T. Young (#17). Which ones stay hot?

Rice, Roberts, and Young have nobody coming back from injury to take targets away, and Crabtree got two short TDs that Thursday night, so I'd lean towards the latter three.

Actually - Mike Floyd is now starting at X in AZ and Roberts is moving to the slot, so I'm guessing - guessing - that Floyd is moving in on his territory.Young I've been following. He's basically an end zone target. Even in his one bad game he dropped an easy 6, he should have had another apx. 10 point game. On the other hand his ceiling isn't going very high - he had one awesome game and since Calvin's has become Calvin again. There's also Broyles.

Golden Tate belongs on this list too. So does Alexander.

Crabtree appears to be the new Vern Davis, he's the man in the red zone now. I just worry about that CHI matchup and getting passes from either a concussed Smith or Kapaernick.

I think Cobb almost beyond this list, he has performed all year.

Shorts is next but watch out for LROB who is finally healthy.

True. I was thinking of Tate, also, and LROB was my main concern for Shorts. Someone from the NFL Network (or ESPN) pointed out that Gabbert is more comfortable throwing timing routes before pressure, and that LROB would be the beneficiary of that because they seemed on the same page.

 

[BobbyLayne]

Shorts is next but watch out for LROB who is finally healthy.

Laurent Robinson did have two more targets (15 to 13), but it's interesting to me that Shorts took 69 out of 70 snaps (LROB had 57). I don't think anyone is taking his piece of the pie.Blackmon is the square out from the slot and little else this season.

 

[DevilintheDetail]

So, if Cobb is above the rest of these guys, is he a WR1 for the rest of the season?