Assani Fisher
Footballguy
Talking about real life value here(not FF) so include things like blocking and the ability to do other things like trick plays.
The Redskins have two new WR's and you expect them to mesh well the first year together with a 1st year QB? I don't see it.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
at best
#7 Moss, Lloyd and Randle El
competing with
Roy, Rogers and BMW
Now if you INCLUDE tight ends, they may crack the top 5.
which is why I stated.... "AT BEST".The Redskins have two new WR's and you expect them to mesh well the first year together with a 1st year QB? I don't see it.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
at best
#7 Moss, Lloyd and Randle El
competing with
Roy, Rogers and BMW
Now if you INCLUDE tight ends, they may crack the top 5.
Maybe the Javon Walker of 2 years would give this crew the #6 ranking, but Walker coming off ACL + discontented attitude = considerably worse player.#6 Javon and Driver
First year QB has nothing to do with the question...I'm not asking who will perform the best, I'm asking who the best is. So ignore the rest of the situation including QB.The Redskins have two new WR's and you expect them to mesh well the first year together with a 1st year QB? I don't see it.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
at best
#7 Moss, Lloyd and Randle El
competing with
Roy, Rogers and BMW
Now if you INCLUDE tight ends, they may crack the top 5.
If you include TEs, now you bring Cooley in to the mix.Seattle, Denver (assume TO) and KC might rival Washington, but after that there's not much that rivals this group - ON PAPER, of course.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
at best
#7 Moss, Lloyd and Randle El
competing with
Roy, Rogers and BMW
Now if you INCLUDE tight ends, they may crack the top 5.
Also remember tha Santana Moss will only be in his 2nd year in the offense. He could continue to struggle to fit in. Maybe Gibbs should have stuck with Coles, Garner, and McCants.The Redskins have two new WR's and you expect them to mesh well the first year together with a 1st year QB? I don't see it.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
at best
#7 Moss, Lloyd and Randle El
competing with
Roy, Rogers and BMW
Now if you INCLUDE tight ends, they may crack the top 5.
On paper, including TE... (can we include receiving RBs? If so, you might need to add San Diego) The top 6 seem pretty easy.If you include TEs, now you bring Cooley in to the mix.Seattle, Denver (assume TO) and KC might rival Washington, but after that there's not much that rivals this group - ON PAPER, of course.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
at best
#7 Moss, Lloyd and Randle El
competing with
Roy, Rogers and BMW
Now if you INCLUDE tight ends, they may crack the top 5.
So I'd give them Top 10. But I think we've seen the Redskins be an elite team on paper in March before haven't we?
Campbell is going to be a good surprise this year, and Brunell isn't done yet.They need a QB...
I really don't understand the Peerless Price comparison.Price = guy who was great when he was #2, had a stud #1 across from him, and had a QB who had a great arm and was experienced. He failed when he went to a team with a very inaccurate QB and they made him the #1.If Llyod pans out the way I am thinking he will, this could be a good trio but anyone who think ARE is that great of a receiver is fooling themself.....he is a solid #3 guy but he did very little as the #2 guy last season. I think he is fun for trick plays and returns but he isn't a good receiver. No way the three of them are better than 7th or 8th and I think that is a stretch. We really don't know what to expect from Llyod, he could be a complete stud or the next Peerless Price.
Randle El will be the slot receiver for the Skins, which is where he was successful as a Steeler. As for Lloyd, he is only 24 and has experience as a #1 receiver on a terrible team with a terrible QB. You can hardly compare his situation to Price, who went from being a #2 with Bledsoe and Moulds to a #1 with Vick and Finneran. Things are really looking up for him. He won't see any double coverage with Moss, Cooley, and Portis on the field. If the Skins run 3WR, 1TE, and 1RB single back sets, look out!If Llyod pans out the way I am thinking he will, this could be a good trio but anyone who think ARE is that great of a receiver is fooling themself.....he is a solid #3 guy but he did very little as the #2 guy last season. I think he is fun for trick plays and returns but he isn't a good receiver. No way the three of them are better than 7th or 8th and I think that is a stretch. We really don't know what to expect from Llyod, he could be a complete stud or the next Peerless Price.
Ranking them like this is pure guessing and abstraction. What I like is that this WR corps is younger than every group listed except for Fitz and Boldin. I also like that they have as much speed at that position as anyone in the league.#1 Fitz and Boldin
#2 Marvin, Reggie and Stokely
#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
#4 Chad, Housh and Henry
#5 Moss, Porter and Curry
#6 Javon and Driver
Maybe Gibbs should have stuck with Coles, Garner, and McCants.
I guess we're only talking about ability. Because these guys are arn't going to produce much this year.#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis
You do realize, that comment was made in 2006 and those 3 are no longer together, right?I guess we're only talking about ability. Because these guys are arn't going to produce much this year.#3 Holt, Bruce and Curtis