BobbyLayne
Footballguy
There are six teams which have three wide receivers amongst the top 60 WRs being drafted. Three of these teams saw all 3 WRs in the top 50 last season:
Dallas - WR22, WR35, WR48
Pittsburgh - WR20, WR24, WR33
Tampa Bay - WR15, WR16, WR23
This is on a PPG basis, full PPR, min 8 GP. DAL and PIT is had only 1 missed game between their 6 receivers; thus they played 48 & 47 G while the TB group played a total of 36 G. Switching to total points for the season:
Dallas - WR15, WR24, WR38
Pittsburgh - WR16, WR19, WR22
Tampa Bay - WR11, WR31, WR65*
*AB was rostered for the 2nd half, 8 GP.
These three Triplets are coveted bc they are expected to be high scoring, effective passing attacks. Well, the first two anyway. The Steelers May run the ball considerably more this year, and no one is certain how much is left in Big Ben’s arm.
The other three are grouped together mostly bc we are not really sure how things will play out. All three have young QBs (1 rookie & 2 second year players.) All 3 have at least one new WR: the first two WRs drafted (Waddle & Chase), and the veteran Marvin Jones Jr signing as a FA.
The dilemma of these six receiving groups is one of the most interesting discussions of this preseason. There doesn’t seem to be any consensus on how this will shake out.
RECENT HISTORY (courtesy of Fantasy Footballers podcast) 2018-2020, there were 14 times a trio of WRs went in the same draft with ADPs inside the top 60. Sometimes it’s bc it is a good offense, and sometimes it’s bc of ambiguous situations.
2018 - 4 teams drafted in the top 60, none had three WRs in the Top 50. Only one had 2 WRs in the Top 36.
2019 - 6 teams drafted in the top 60, none had three WRs in the Top 50. Only one had 2 WRs in the Top 36.
2020 - 4 teams drafted in the top 60, only one (PIT) had three WRs in the Top 50. Two (DAL & PIT had 2 WRs in the Top 36, with the Steelers trio all finishing Top 24. (TB did not have 3 drafted in the top 60 as AB only played half a year.)
2021 - I have no clue, what does The Shark Pool think?
Dallas - WR22, WR35, WR48
Pittsburgh - WR20, WR24, WR33
Tampa Bay - WR15, WR16, WR23
This is on a PPG basis, full PPR, min 8 GP. DAL and PIT is had only 1 missed game between their 6 receivers; thus they played 48 & 47 G while the TB group played a total of 36 G. Switching to total points for the season:
Dallas - WR15, WR24, WR38
Pittsburgh - WR16, WR19, WR22
Tampa Bay - WR11, WR31, WR65*
*AB was rostered for the 2nd half, 8 GP.
These three Triplets are coveted bc they are expected to be high scoring, effective passing attacks. Well, the first two anyway. The Steelers May run the ball considerably more this year, and no one is certain how much is left in Big Ben’s arm.
The other three are grouped together mostly bc we are not really sure how things will play out. All three have young QBs (1 rookie & 2 second year players.) All 3 have at least one new WR: the first two WRs drafted (Waddle & Chase), and the veteran Marvin Jones Jr signing as a FA.
The dilemma of these six receiving groups is one of the most interesting discussions of this preseason. There doesn’t seem to be any consensus on how this will shake out.
RECENT HISTORY (courtesy of Fantasy Footballers podcast) 2018-2020, there were 14 times a trio of WRs went in the same draft with ADPs inside the top 60. Sometimes it’s bc it is a good offense, and sometimes it’s bc of ambiguous situations.
2018 - 4 teams drafted in the top 60, none had three WRs in the Top 50. Only one had 2 WRs in the Top 36.
2019 - 6 teams drafted in the top 60, none had three WRs in the Top 50. Only one had 2 WRs in the Top 36.
2020 - 4 teams drafted in the top 60, only one (PIT) had three WRs in the Top 50. Two (DAL & PIT had 2 WRs in the Top 36, with the Steelers trio all finishing Top 24. (TB did not have 3 drafted in the top 60 as AB only played half a year.)
2021 - I have no clue, what does The Shark Pool think?