WR team rankings just dropped

[FrodosFinger]

 

[FrodosFinger]

Number 2 behind the Bengals. Not bad

 

[94Smith]

I would put Miami ahead of them but seems about right otherwise

 

[FrodosFinger]

I would put Miami ahead of them but seems about right otherwise

Surprised the 49ers were 13th. I had Deebo and Aiyuk top 10 but then again you guys run the ball too much for the receivers to get touches.

 

[pmedic920]

Who’s responsible for that ranking?

Is it a single opinion or based off criteria and consensus of several?

 

[knownone]

You'd have to be pretty enamored with JSN to put the Seahawks at #2. The potential is certainly there, but this feels like a stretch.

 

[Seahwkgal]

You'd have to be pretty enamored with JSN to put the Seahawks at #2. The potential is certainly there, but this feels like a stretch.

Yeah, right? With rookies, you never know how they will fare at this level until you see them play.

 

[Sgt. Largent]

You'd have to be pretty enamored with JSN to put the Seahawks at #2. The potential is certainly there, but this feels like a stretch.

Lockett and DK were already ahead of every other tandem except Chase/Higgins, before adding in JSN. Over 2,000 yards and 20 TD's.

 

[knownone]

Lockett and DK were already ahead of every other tandem except Chase/Higgins, before adding in JSN. Over 2,000 yards and 20 TD's.

Pretty sure Hill and Waddle had 3000 combined yards last year.

 

[ZornLargentPatera]

Is it really positive to list Eskridge as an asset? He hasn't done much so far. I think it would be great if he all of a sudden blew up here now in his third year, but how likely is that at this point?

 

[nanomoz]

I'd put the Phins at #2.

Hawks are definitely top-5. I'd say they're neck-and-neck with the Eagles.

Just having Jefferson and anyone else should put the Vikes higher. And Osborn is better than most people think.

 

[jeremiah]

Surprised the 49ers were 13th. I had Deebo and Aiyuk top 10 but then again you guys run the ball too much for the receivers to get touches.

I would trade DK for Deebo in a heartbeat. I don't trust DK he is a hot head

 

[SNDavidson]

I would trade DK for Deebo in a heartbeat. I don't trust DK he is a hot head

I'm sorry but that greener grass got you there, most if not all NFL #1 WR's ride the pinnacle of greatness/self-centeredness. Deebo is cut from that same competitive cloth...

 

[olyfan63]

I would put Miami ahead of them but seems about right otherwise

My thoughts exactly, Miami is #2. Also, 49ers are top 10, maybe higher if Kittle is factored in, but this list is apparently only WRs.

It's not a bad list, and IMO after Cincinnati and Miami, the top 10 could be swapped around a bit, they are all so close. What makes no sense is that Seattle gets "lots of credit" for hasn't-yet-played-a-down Jaxon Smith-Nigba, while LA Chargers seem to get "no credit" for Quentin Johnston, who also hasn't played a single NFL down.

 

[jeremiah]

I'm sorry but that greener grass got you there, most if not all NFL #1 WR's ride the pinnacle of greatness/self-centeredness. Deebo is cut from that same competitive cloth...

Deebo has IT though. Not a workout warrior body, he reminds me of Steeler WR's who loved to block.

 

[SNDavidson]

I get it, he's an athletic RB that plays WR, and he speaks well, I'd take DK, it's really not remotely close.

 

[Sgt. Largent]

Pretty sure Hill and Waddle had 3000 combined yards last year.

Yep, and only 15 TD's.

Like I said........

 

[knownone]

Yep, and only 15 TD's.

Like I said........

You didn't say that, though. You said only the Bengals duo has more. Similarly, DK and Lockett only have 15 TDs, as well. So what's your point?

 

[CouchLogic]

From the Ravens down are pretty weak sauce, gross.

 

[FortWorthSeahawk]

My thoughts exactly, Miami is #2. Also, 49ers are top 10, maybe higher if Kittle is factored in, but this list is apparently only WRs.

It's not a bad list, and IMO after Cincinnati and Miami, the top 10 could be swapped around a bit, they are all so close. What makes no sense is that Seattle gets "lots of credit" for hasn't-yet-played-a-down Jaxon Smith-Nigba, while LA Chargers seem to get "no credit" for Quentin Johnston, who also hasn't played a single NFL down.

To be fair, Williams and Allen have injury history, so they may be factoring that in as well for the Chargers?