Does Steve Smith stay near the top? Does TJ move ahead of Chad? Where does Andre Johnson land? Is Harrison off the list?
Here's mine.
1. Randy Moss
2. Andre Johnson
3. Steve Smith
4. Reggie Wayne
5. TJ Housmanzadah
6. Braylon Edwards
7. Terrell Owens
8. Larry Fitzgerald
9. Chad Johnson
10. Roy Williams
Here's mine.
1. Randy Moss
2. Andre Johnson
3. Steve Smith
4. Reggie Wayne
5. TJ Housmanzadah
6. Braylon Edwards
7. Terrell Owens
8. Larry Fitzgerald
9. Chad Johnson
10. Roy Williams
Plaxico is always hot and cold. You think he'll be healthy for a full year and put up stats? Again, who gets bump off?
Marvin would be 11 on my list (see above). I just didn't think Harrison is as much a lock for the top 10 as the guys I put in my top 10. For one, I think Harrison's time off has allowed Manning and Wayne to develop more of a connection. And I think that Harrison will continue to draw the opponent's #1 CB, so going forward, I think Wayne gets more opportunities and does more with the looks he does get. Additionally, I think we're seeing a more balanced Colts' offense this year with their great (and young and improving) defense, which will also factor into decreased production for Marvin. This says nothing about Marvin's abilities (he's an all-timer, and I think his career will mirror Rice's), it's just that the rest of the league is becoming more pass-centric (look at what the traditionally "smashmouth" Steelers are doing), so there are more guys with maybe less talent than Marvin that are in a situation where putting up top 10 numbers is possible.
Physically speaking, probably the two best receivers of all time. After Moss' resurgence and TO's chemistry with Romo, there is no reason to think they will drop off.Edwards is top five. He has arrived.Andre Johnson has to be top five. He is incredible, and Shaub is capable of exploiting it. I'd put Housh here. His consistency has been unmatched this year.As for Smith...who will be throwing the ball next year?I'm not sure I'd draft Chad in the top ten. If so, it's towards the bottom of it. Boldin and Fitz have to be mentioned, but again it depends on who is tossing the ball and at what level.Burress rounds out my top ten.
1. Randy Moss2. Andre Johnson3. Steve Smith4. Reggie Wayne5. TJ Housmanzadah6. Braylon Edwards7. Terrell Owens8. Larry Fitzgerald9. Chad Johnson10. Roy Williams
I like this list a lot. First one I think so far that had Colston above Chad Johnson. I just wanted to chime in that I was suprised not to see Colston on most of the lists. He was leading my PPR league last year until he got hurt and was still 18th overall despite playing in only 12 games. He is 9th in my league right behing CJ and Holt and he had only 1 good game in his first 6. When the NO offense is clicking, he is one of the highest scoring WRs this side of TO and Moss (and Housh this year).I also like AJ a lot if he stays healthy. The difference between Carr to AJ and Schaub to AJ is night and day even if it has only been 3 games. He has had some 40-50 yarders with Carr in a few full seasons, but with Schaub he already has 2 70+ yarders in 3 games. It may be luck, but he sure seems more like a speedster than the possession receiver Carr turned him into, see Smith, Steve.
Excellent post....I mean TO looked unreal! When he wants to play he is a stud. Romo and Brady have gained the interest of Moss and Owens. I think Owens is a stud for at least 3 more years, the Cowboys are going to make some serious runs the next few years with that team. Owens is as exciting as ever right now. His 4 week stretch is unreal! This guy is something to watch! I will be first to admit I was wrong, I said he looked slow at camp, and he did. He did not practice that much, but the two days I got to see him, he looked fast but not as fast as before. Then I realized, Practice, are we talking about practice. Who really goes full speed at practice, only guys fighting for a position
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